MorninTP

I'd agree normally, but auto insurance is to protect the other guy primarily, then ones self. Plus I don't put another at risk every time I am outside if I have a case of shingles, fat lip or broken hip. It's an issue I have felt needed to be reconciled out of the bill from day one. I think if you can be forced to buy a product, it should be affordable first and comprehensive to boot. Plus it's a total sham that either party hasn't done anything about health care in many decades. Only in America do corporate entities make billions annually off of the sick and lame. It's truly despicable. I loved my favorite candidate from last year, when he said yesterday, "we'll repeal this legislation." Where the heck was this "repeal" mentality while passing free trade deal after free trade deal to wipe away our jobs, and banking debacles? But there will be a long battle yet before any real work gets done to revamp this screwed up system. Plus how will we pay for this forced product while were unemployed and broke.

Where's Price Line when you need it.

Lucy

"When there is a bill that ends up on my desk as the president, you the public will have five days to look online and find out what's in it before I sign it," he said.

Bill was passed Sunday night late. Today is Tuesday and it will be signed in the 11 am eastern hour.

Can you libs tell us how that adds up to 5 days and why the bill is not posted to the White House website for the public to see?  Can you libs also tell us why there is a four year period before most of it takes effect?

The whole subject is about lies, dummy.