Another reason not to pass mandatory corporate insurance, that you probably haven't even considered

[Sebastian Doyle]

If mandatory corporate insurance becomes the national "standard", Mittens Romney will be able to run in 2012 under the claim that he "saved health care in America". And while it's hardly "saving", it wouldn't be inaccurate for him to claim ownership of the false "reform".

Reject RomneyCare now, or get stuck with Romney later.

[RepublicanElephant]

1. the dems probably figure it's more dangerous to run under...

"we failed to pass health care reform in America."

[Sebastian Doyle]

3. National Romneycare IS failure to pass health care reform in America.

Unless a true public option is open to everybody, it amounts to forced payments to a private corporation, enforced by the power of the federal government. Which is basically fascism.

We don't need this bullshit, and we certainly don't need to delude ourselves into thinking it's an "improvement".


Put these 2000 pages of bullshit into the shredder and replace it with a one page document....

"All citizens of the United States of America shall be eligible for Medicare upon birth or naturalization".

There's your health care reform. Simple, effective, and in language even a teabagger could understand.

[karynnj]

2. So, Romney then runs under I passed healthcare in MA and Obama failed to for the country

I know how to do it.

(Forget that the MA legislature makes Republicans rather irrelevant and was able to override his veto on how an empty Senate seat woul be filled.)

[DrToast]

4. LOL...If Romney claims to "saved health care" he'd get about 2% of the teabagger vote

I'm not too worried about that.