When is healthcare bill going to be voted on?
November 27th, 2009 by admin
Has the healthcare bill been introduced yet? If not, why not?
When is it going to be voted on?
Why are they dragging it out for so long? I thought that there was a specific amount of time for something to go thru the legal process to be voted on?
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Maybe once they actually make a bill….
Approximately one week before the 2012 election.
Obama plans to do nothing else for the rest of his first term in office.
If he does nothing, he can do nothing wrong.
Doesn’t that make sense?
It has been dragged out for 40 years. Honestly. It will or should be voted on by Thanksgiving. If the dems had the rights stuff single payer would be passed on party lines in 1 minute flat. They are too worried about their careers. Do not expect a good healthcare bill to pass. It might even hurt us more because of the spineless ones who are kowtowing to the health insurance lobby.
I just can not get over how many people think that by fighting this legislation and helping those sick demented people killing companies that they are helping america.
I guess it is like people saying, well, my grandma smoked and lived to be 89 years old so it must not be that bad.
Agreed? Some people will buy anything, the right has bought the lie and the left does not have the will to fight.
So we get left out in the rain and more people stay without healthcare and many homeless in the richest country in the world as we spend over 1 TRILLION dollars a year in IRaq? How much sense does that make to a rational mind.
Haliburton and Oil.
If we’re lucky it never will. Who’s going to pay for it?
Dont blame the republicans.
Remember, Democrats have total control of the government right now. They have a veto proof majority in congress, thus they can pass any bill they wish, republicans can do nothing at all to stop them. The problem is they dont know how to lead. They cant stop arguing amongst themselves long enough to pass a bill on anything.