Nov 19 Let's Challenge Klobuchar & Franken To Pledge To Read The Bill

Written by Andy Aplikowski.

Read the bill. Read the bill. Read the bill.

I urge my fellow Minnesotans to call Senators Klobuchar & Franken to get them to actually read Harry Reid's Senate Health Care bill before they will vote on it. The bill is almost 2100 pages long now. Of course freedom loving Americans would tell them to vote no, but these are 2 very left wing - I believe the term they prefer is 'Progressive' - Democrats, so the chances of them opposing a government takeover of the health care portion of America, not to mention your kitchen table decisions on health care, are slim to fugetaboudit.

But where we could possibly sway them to at least pretend to protecting us Minnesotans from an over bearing and ever increasing central planning government is to pledge to support delaying the bill in the Senate until they and the other Senators have had a chance to actually read the bill.

Let us see what the bill contains, give the public a chance to hear the debate over the bill, and then proceed. No more government bullying the people by the dark of night. This is far too important an issue to rush through something now that will stick with us for the unforeseeable future and turn the America we hand off to our children dramatically less free then the one we were raised in.

The architects of the Health Care takeover have carefully crafted it so that the major mandates and government takeover aspects won't fully take effect until after Obama and the Senate Democrats who pushed this pig of a bill are reelected in 2012 - that is if they are. The key is they have delayed the major implementation for a few years to delay voter backlash. Yep the old adage of the citizens have short attention spans is what they are banking on, sort of like the frogs in a pot of boiling water. You won't know what is going to happen until it is too late.

Please contact your Senators and tell them to delay any votes on the bill until both they and the public have a chance to find out what the bill really entails. They *DO* in fact owe that to you. They *ARE* suppose to represent you.