Translation: The Constitution is changeable to whatever the people want.

The people didn't change the constitution...and; that must be done by constitutional amendment. Neither has happened, davieboy! Dems ran rapant here...that's all you have!

He probably got his info from joey.......

heres an interesting article i found....

Other reforms starting this year would prevent insurers from canceling the policies of people who get sick, from denying coverage to children with medical problems, and from putting lifetime dollar limits on a policy.

These changes will spread risks more broadly, but they're also likely to nudge insurance premiums somewhat higher.

We were told prices were gonna go down...now they are gonna nudge higher?

The government will pump money into high-risk insurance pools in the states, making coverage available for people in frail health who have been uninsured for at least six months. The premiums could still be a stretch, but for people who need continuing medical attention, it could make a dramatic difference

I thought premiums were gonna be affordable for everyone?

For people who have not been able to get anything, who have expensive chronic illnesses or other conditions, it could be a lifesaver," said Friedholm.

There is a catch, however. The $5 billion Obama has allocated for the program is unlikely to last until 2014. In fact, government experts have projected it could run out next year.

So does this mean it will start adding to the deficit next year?

Among seniors, the plan will create both winners and losers. On the plus side, it gradually closes the dreaded "doughnut hole" prescription coverage gap, improves preventive care and puts a new emphasis on trying to keep seniors struggling with chronic diseases in better overall health.

But it also cuts funding for popular private insurance plans offered through the Medicare Advantage program. About one-quarter of seniors have signed up for the plans, which generally offer lower out-of-pocket costs. That's been possible because the government pays the plans about 13 percent more than it costs to cover seniors in traditional Medicare. As the payments are scaled back, it could trigger an exodus from Medicare Advantage.

Werent the seniors told this would NOT affect medicare?

sounds like we were all lied to........dont ya wish the liberals would hand out free packets of vaseline before they bend ya over?

heres the link....

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100322/ap_on_bi_ge/us_health_care_overhaul

But unfortunately the majority of americans didnt want his socialistic plan...last i heard was that 55 percent were against it....