An Important Question for Obama about the “Recovery”
By
robert108
on October 31, 2009 at 08:43 am
Mr. President: On several occasions since your election, you have declared that “the cost of healthcare” is the cause of this recession, which you now declare has ended.
You used this statement about the cost of healthcare to sell us on your massive and expensive plan to fundamentally change our healthcare industry, claiming that it will “reduce costs”.
However, although healthcare remains the same as it was before, the recession is declared to be over.
How did that happen, if healthcare costs were the cause of the recession?
In light of this “recovery”, why should we change our healthcare industry the way you propose? What’s the compelling reason to change things now?
Do you still stand by your earlier claim that the cost of healthcare is causing this recession?
Inquiring minds want to know.
You used this statement about the cost of healthcare to sell us on your massive and expensive plan to fundamentally change our healthcare industry, claiming that it will “reduce costs”.
However, although healthcare remains the same as it was before, the recession is declared to be over.
How did that happen, if healthcare costs were the cause of the recession?
In light of this “recovery”, why should we change our healthcare industry the way you propose? What’s the compelling reason to change things now?
Do you still stand by your earlier claim that the cost of healthcare is causing this recession?
Inquiring minds want to know.
