Affordable Care Act Delusions

You know, it is just astounding how affordable anything can be when your tab is picked up by another American. Barack Hussein Obama and six unelected, black-robed political captives at the Supreme Court have saddled Americans with a third-world health-care system that is quite simply a dead-end street.

Thanks to Obama and the “big six,” millions of more Americans are going to be either dumped into the Medicaid chasm or simply left adrift to flounder in a Medicaid world increasingly eschewed by capable health-care professionals.

Obama brazenly trumpets “affordable care.” When a large percentage of your fellow citizens are given a free ride on your dime, most anything can be affordable. In the case of our growing third-world health-care system, the government picks up the health-care tab for a growing percentage of Americans. This quasi-Marxist scheme is blatant income redistribution.

The government does not have a bank account. In order to pay its ever-mounting obligations, the government must increase the taxes of productive citizens (half of Americans pay no federal income taxes) or borrow the money needed to redistribute. When neither option is available for whatever reason, the central government simply turns to its political cousin, the Fed, which creates all the money that is desired, literally out of thin air (prints more). The Fed is not a government institution. Rather it is a private club designed by domestic and international politicians and bankers to benefit the political elite and the Wall Street charlatans.

Americans should end the Fed, and shut it down for good. The state of Texas, by example, offers a world-class, jobs-creating economy without the need for a Fed. My home state of Florida is a great place for business and jobs without the need for a Fed. Americans have been conned into believing there is a need for an institution created to benefit a select handful of Washington/New York/European insiders.

Today, well over three-hundred million Americans have allowed six unelected lawyers to dictate the future of America’s health-care system. Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, Sam Adams, and John Hancock did not intend for the Supreme Court, never mind the executive branch, to have this kind of power. Quality health care is increasingly less available to the majority of Americans thanks to Obamacare. And it is dramatically more expensive for those productive Americans who actually write a check to pay for their health-care coverage.

Obamacare is a fraud that has been perpetrated on the American people and must be repealed by Congress after the 2016 election. Only candidates who run on a “repeal Obamacare” platform in 2016 make sense for America.