The U.S. House's vote on Wednesday to repeal federal health care reform was largely symbolic. But the political equation could change after November, and some Texas employers are holding off on preparing for the law.
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Adele Roberson
Republicans have had forty years to construct a decent healthcare policy for the people in this country,.
They not only did not do that they will never do that. They don't want that. They are forever indebted to the insurance companies for just one reason they will never do that.
Another reason is - why should t hey worry about anyone else when hey have the best medical insurance in the world.
Let's move on. Certainly there are a few things in the policy Barack Obama gave us and we can tweek that to end up with a perfect healthcare system.. If we depend on the Republicans to do this work.... forget it..... they are too busy playing golf and running for election constantly and violently hateing Democrats. If Jesus Christ came back to earth and declared himself a Democrat Republicans would immediately slay him.
Adele Roberson
Health Care Reform - What it means for you and your family. 8/6/2012
http://thinkprogress.org/health/2012/07/31/614331/women-benefit-from-obamacare/