July 15, 2009

Stop, Dammit.

Filed under: Uncategorized — Jim @ 9:22 pm

A short while ago, congress passed a huge “stimulus” bill, which turned out to be little more than a massive pork distribution to political allies and which has done absolutely nothing to slow the economic plunge the country is experiencing. Then the House passed the 1,300-page (including the 300-page Amendment that was revealed on the day of the vote) “Cap and Tax” bill, which was not read by a single legislator.

Are you OK with that?

Now, the same idiots are poised to pass a bill that will kill our existing healthcare system by turning it over to the geniuses in Washington (who brought you the aforementioned legislative turds) to determine who gets what care, who gets what medicine, who gets to see a doctor, who gets treatment and, essentially, who gets to live and who gets to die. And, oh yeah, it will cost a King’s ransom, but don’t worry; the “rich” will foot the bill.

The healthcare bill will surely top 1,000 pages, and the bastards want to pass it NOW. Does anybody other than those who have been squirreled away in Washington conference rooms drafting it know what the hell is in the bill? I don’t, and I’m confident that Mr. and Mrs. American sure as hell don’t know either.

No doubt, before the ink is dry on the healthcare bill, congress, with the help of pro-illegal immigrant groups, will get busy on an immigration amnesty bill, which the rats in congress will also not read, but they’ll break their collective asses to ram down the public’s throat. It means more democrat voters and more union members.

Oh, and the thousands of pages of those bills are just the tip of the iceberg. These legislative gems are “enabling statutes,” which means that they will each unleash legions of bureaucrats (who are elected by no one) to get busy writing tens of thousands of pages of federal regulations to implement the commands of the statutes. Every one of those tens of thousands of regulations will have the force of law.

It’s clear that this is an all-out frontal assault on America as we have come to know it, and I don’t know about you, but I’m fresh out of tolerance for this crap.

I fear that by the time that Americans realize what hit them it will be too late.

8 Comments »

  1. No good can come from ANYONE in Washington messing with our healthcare. I am not pleased.

    Comment by Da Goddess — July 16, 2009 @ 1:38 am

  2. See, what I worry about is that even when The One is not re-elected, the damage he’s done will be irreversible. Others tell me not to worry, that it can all be fixed. I’m not so sure. I hope they’re right.

    Comment by dogette — July 16, 2009 @ 7:54 am

  3. It is already to late Jimbo..the best thing you can do for now is to prepare for the worst and hope for the best and keep buying ammo. And, if you don’t have a vehicle made to run on alcohol maybe try to get one. If worst comes to worst we can always build a still and make our own fuel…

    Comment by GUYK — July 16, 2009 @ 11:33 am

  4. Maybe, maybe not. The democrat in charge of the Energy & Commerce Committee is saying that as the bill currently written, it is unacceptable and it will not make it through his committee. He apparently has more then enough democratic votes (only needs 7, says he has 10) to make it stick

    Comment by Michael in CT — July 16, 2009 @ 6:52 pm

  5. Is this the change we got?

    Comment by Kevin — July 16, 2009 @ 7:39 pm

  6. Jimbo….I’ll keep my guns,money & freedom let them keep the CHANGE.

    Comment by chef of da future — July 16, 2009 @ 8:37 pm

  7. I agree with GUYK…probably a good idea to keep some extra ammo around. Sad, but true.

    Comment by Sam — July 17, 2009 @ 11:33 am

  8. seems that VOTING FOR a ‘bill’ without reading it is “negligence” in the performanceof one’s duty to support and defend the Constitution. Impeachment from office is a reasonable solution.
    Since the economy has ‘tanked’, hitting IRA’s etc., shouldn’t our Congress share the burden and take a hit on their income?
    … say 15% plus sharing the cost for their healthcare?

    Comment by esquire — July 24, 2009 @ 7:01 am

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