Cons

Now you may look at this blog and see nothing but good about the reform. So I am taking a step back and looking at more of the con side in this post.

The time it will take for the reform to be up and running smoothing will take 10 years and cost about $100 billion, which is the yearly cost of the Iraq war. That is alot of money! Our country is already in severe debt, with this war the debt increases and now with Obama's new health care reform it will grow even more into debt. Doesn't one think that we should stop one money draining political event before we start another? This bill might also increase the cost of health insurance 1...wait a minute...increase the cost of health insurance? I thought the whole point of this bill was to make health insurance more affordable? This is not what the people want. This just means that if health insurance increases from the insurance agencies everyone will go towards the more affordable government run system. I guess that is the plan, jack up the rates from outside free business so that the only place to turn towards is the government. Also, an American will have to either buy health insurance if you don’t have it or have a 2% tax increase. This insurance will be subsidized unfortunately so there is no guarantee that the subsidy will be enough for individual's specific situation. So our insurance will go up, our taxes will rise, and everything might not be covered. But hey, at least everyone will have insurance, right? Even if it can't be used for what they have. Oh and good news! (for middle=class working America) there will be a 1% tax increase for people with high income (that includes making half a million or more).

Sure health care reform sounds good...but is it really?



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