Doctor seeking Illinois Senate seat offers brutal diagnosis of ObamaCare in viral video

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"So let me get this straight. This is a long sentence.
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We are going to be gifted with a health care plan that we are forced to purchase, and fined if we don’t, which reportedly covers 10 million more people without adding a single new doctor, but provides for 16,000 new IRS agents, written by a committee whose chairman doesn’t understand it, passed by Congress, that didn’t read it, but exempted themselves from it, and signed by a president who smokes, with funding administered by a treasury chief who didn’t pay his taxes, for which we will be taxed for four years before any benefits take effect, by a government which has bankrupted Social Security and Medicare, all to be overseen by a surgeon general who is obese and financed by a country that is broke.
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So what the blank could possibly go wrong?"
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Read more: foxnews.com/politics/2012/10/02/doctor-seeking-illinois-senate-seat-offers-brutal-diagnosis-obamacare-in-viral/#ixzz28FdWwXzc
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maryjk:
This is what the people voted for. 120 million Americans can’t be wrong.
 
That made me so happy inside I think my eyes glowed for a minute. Thank you.
 
Seems like she left off “copied from Romneycare” in there.
 
ProVobis said:
Seems like she left off “copied from Romneycare” in there.
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  1. RomneyCare was designed just for Massachusetts, whereas ObamaCare is a federal mandate that is imposed on states regardless of the differences between the states.
  2. RomneyCare was enacted after Romney balanced the state budget. Obama has not balanced the budget and when he had a Demcorat majority Congress for 2 years did not propose a budget. Obama has incurred more debt than any previous president.
  3. Romney said in a June 2011 Republican Presidential Debate that ‘if people don’t like it in our state, they can change it.’ Obama in comparison is against ObamaCare’s repeal
  4. RomneyCare has bipartisan support in Congress. And RomneyCare was crated with the help of the conservative Heritage Foundation. ObamaCare has no bipartisan support
  5. RomneyCare is popular, 84% of Massachusetts residents are satisfied with their health care. Fox news poll has 60% of voters saying that mandate is ‘violation of individual rights.’ Rasmussen says 54% want to see ObamaCar repealed.
  6. ObamaCare is 2070 pages long. RomneyCare in 2006 was 70 pages long.
  7. Romney vetoed significant portions of the health bill but was overridden by a democrat majority legislature. MA health care you see today is not the health care Romney originally wanted. Changes have also been made by Deval Patrick
  8. There is not a high chance of Obama vetoing any portion of ObamaCare. Mitt Romney vetoed eight parts of RomneyCare which was overturned by the majority Democrat legislature. Romney has said he would change things in RomneyCare
  9. RomneyCare did not raise taxes. ObamaTax creates new taxes of $500 billion on businesses and individuals
  10. Romney vetoed employer penalty which the majority Democrat legislature overrode later. ObamaCare requires and penalizes employers to offer different types of insurance
  11. Romney supported a policy that covered the basics of cataclysmic illness and hospitalization. ObamaCare creates ‘minimum creditable coverage’ which means contraception is covered, for example
 
_Abyssinia said:
  1. RomneyCare was designed just for Massachusetts, whereas ObamaCare is a federal mandate that is imposed on states regardless of the differences between the states.
  2. RomneyCare was enacted after Romney balanced the state budget. Obama has not balanced the budget and when he had a Demcorat majority Congress for 2 years did not propose a budget. Obama has incurred more debt than any previous president.
  3. Romney said in a June 2011 Republican Presidential Debate that ‘if people don’t like it in our state, they can change it.’ Obama in comparison is against ObamaCare’s repeal
  4. RomneyCare has bipartisan support in Congress. And RomneyCare was crated with the help of the conservative Heritage Foundation. ObamaCare has no bipartisan support
  5. RomneyCare is popular, 84% of Massachusetts residents are satisfied with their health care. Fox news poll has 60% of voters saying that mandate is ‘violation of individual rights.’ Rasmussen says 54% want to see ObamaCar repealed.
  6. ObamaCare is 2070 pages long. RomneyCare in 2006 was 70 pages long.
  7. Romney vetoed significant portions of the health bill but was overridden by a democrat majority legislature. MA health care you see today is not the health care Romney originally wanted. Changes have also been made by Deval Patrick
  8. There is not a high chance of Obama vetoing any portion of ObamaCare. Mitt Romney vetoed eight parts of RomneyCare which was overturned by the majority Democrat legislature. Romney has said he would change things in RomneyCare
  9. RomneyCare did not raise taxes. ObamaTax creates new taxes of $500 billion on businesses and individuals
  10. Romney vetoed employer penalty which the majority Democrat legislature overrode later. ObamaCare requires and penalizes employers to offer different types of insurance
  11. Romney supported a policy that covered the basics of cataclysmic illness and hospitalization. ObamaCare creates ‘minimum creditable coverage’ which means contraception is covered, for example
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So other than those 11 points, they’re the same.
 
ProVobis said:
Seems like she left off “copied from Romneycare” in there.
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  1. RomneyCare was designed just for Massachusetts, whereas ObamaTax is a federal mandate that is imposed on states regardless of the differences between the states
  2. RomneyCare was enacted after Romney balanced the state budget. Obama has not balanced the budget and when he had a Demcorat majority Congress for 2 years did not propose a budget. Obama has incurred more debt than any previous president
  3. Romney said in a June 2011 Republican Presidential Debate that ‘if people don’t like it in our state, they can change it.’ Obama in comparison is against ObamaCare’s repeal
  4. RomneyCare has bipartisan support in Congress. And RomneyCare was crated with the help of the conservative Heritage Foundation. ObamaCare has no bipartisan support
  5. RomneyCare is popular, 84% of Massachusetts residents are satisfied with their health care. Rasmussen says 52% want to see ObamaTax repealed
  6. ObamaCare is 2070 pages long. RomneyCare in 2006 was 70 pages long
  7. Romney has said he would change things in RomneyCare. Romney vetoed significant portions of the health bill but was overridden by a democrat majority legislature. MA health care you see today is not the health care Romney originally wanted. Changes have also been made by Deval Patrick.
  8. There is not a high chance of Obama vetoing any portion of ObamaCare
  9. RomneyCare did not raise taxes. ObamaTax creates new taxes of $500 billion on businesses and individuals
  10. Romney vetoed employer penalty which the majority Democrat legislature overrode later. ObamaCare requires and penalizes employers to offer different types of insurance
  11. Romney supported a policy that covered the basics of cataclysmic illness and hospitalization. ObamaCare creates ‘minimum creditable coverage’ which means contraception is covered, for example
 
_Abyssinia said:
  1. RomneyCare was designed just for Massachusetts, whereas ObamaTax is a federal mandate that is imposed on states regardless of the differences between the states
  2. RomneyCare was enacted after Romney balanced the state budget. Obama has not balanced the budget and when he had a Demcorat majority Congress for 2 years did not propose a budget. Obama has incurred more debt than any previous president
  3. Romney said in a June 2011 Republican Presidential Debate that ‘if people don’t like it in our state, they can change it.’ Obama in comparison is against ObamaCare’s repeal
  4. RomneyCare has bipartisan support in Congress. And RomneyCare was crated with the help of the conservative Heritage Foundation. ObamaCare has no bipartisan support
  5. RomneyCare is popular, 84% of Massachusetts residents are satisfied with their health care. Rasmussen says 52% want to see ObamaTax repealed
  6. ObamaCare is 2070 pages long. RomneyCare in 2006 was 70 pages long
  7. Romney has said he would change things in RomneyCare. Romney vetoed significant portions of the health bill but was overridden by a democrat majority legislature. MA health care you see today is not the health care Romney originally wanted. Changes have also been made by Deval Patrick.
  8. There is not a high chance of Obama vetoing any portion of ObamaCare
  9. RomneyCare did not raise taxes. ObamaTax creates new taxes of $500 billion on businesses and individuals
  10. Romney vetoed employer penalty which the majority Democrat legislature overrode later. ObamaCare requires and penalizes employers to offer different types of insurance
  11. Romney supported a policy that covered the basics of cataclysmic illness and hospitalization. ObamaCare creates ‘minimum creditable coverage’ which means contraception is covered, for example
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To both of you who posted this, I’ve actually been looking for a list just like this. Thank you very much.

Would either of you mind citing it?
 
Great video! I wish everyone in America would see it. Didn’t Bill Clinton once describe the Obama phenomenon as consisting of rainbows and unicorns? This is the health care plan you get as a result of liberal fantasy.
 
_Abyssinia said:
Candidate for Illinois senate Dr Barbara Bellar

Obamacare Summed Up in One Sentence
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I’ve followed this candidate for a little while. Army Major, Army Reserve. Physician. Attorney. Former Benedictine Nun.

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Dr. Bellar served as a Benedictine nun for five years and is remains active in her church.
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electbellar.com/bio/

Her tagline is “There’s ‘NUN’ Better”.

http://electbellar.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/sign-new.jpg

It’s the 18th IL Senate district, which leans pretty conservative. It was Ray LaHood’s (current Sec of Transportation) seat for a loooong time.

I like her! 👍
 
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