I know people think most “poor” people put themselves in that position but I do not know one person who got out that did not have someone’s help. And yes, I’ve worked in a profession where I saw them all, including those that “worked the system” and the only difference between Sertoro/Obama “working the system” and them is that his “reward” is bigger.

Remember how that late revelation of Bush’s DUI accident was said to have come “too late” to do him any damage because “people didn’t know about it”?

We know mainstream media isn’t going to pick up any negative revelations so it better be “shock and awe”.

And will some statistician explain to me how, if all 15% of the black population vote for Obama, they can control an election when at least 30% of all registered Democratic women have said they will not vote for Soertoro/Obama (their figures, not mine.) This does not add up! Considering the number of registered Republicans – both male and female – combined with Independents and disenchanted Democrats and the fact that Senator Clinton received a record setting primary vote of 18 million of those voting, there is no way an African American demographic can swing the election to Soertoro/Obama in a fair election.

Approximately 15 million black voters seized control of the Democratic caucuses in all 50 states and shut out approximately 45-50 million voters of other ethnicities? This is a typical “bait and switch” con but when the numbers won’t add up don’t base your actions on what you’re being told. As any mathematician would tell you, do the math!!!

Too often those with insurance are paying for those without.

Insurance reform and Rx reform is desperately needed as well.

Credit Card Joe Biden let the loan sharks write the bankruptcy bill, which makes it nearly impossible for people to get relief.

Oblowme’s buddies controlled the markets ripping you off.

McCain is the only one who has consistently pushed for oversight and reform.

I am not for universal health care for a number of reasons that I won’t go into here. On the other hand, I do believe people who need coverage should be able to get it, including those who are working, who “make too much money” and who have dependents (or themselves) who have conditions that are somehow falling through the cracks of the system.

Currently, I have really good health insurance through my employer but I can promise you that they would not offer it if the government had a program and I’m sure they would find whatever loophole they could to drop it. It’s business.

So how do you encourage employers to carry health insurance, prevent employers from exploiting a system that may save them money and still get coverage to those people who need it? I don’t think the whole system needs to be changed, but definitely reformed.

There are a lot of employers out there, even in my area, that offer health insurance. If I was in that situation where my only two options are quitting work or taking a severe paycut for health insurance, I would take the paycut but I realize not everyone has that option based on where they live so I’m not suggesting it is.

People flocked to Hillary for many reasons, she gained my support for much of her platform but universal health care wasn’t the reason I came to support her. I respect the opinions of others who think differently on the issues than I do–that’s the beauty of what Hill did. Her supporters are not carbon copies of each other.