I want for Democrats to be removed from office. If Republicans can fix Obamacare, the mindless morons that vote for Democrats will have no incentive to vote for something else. Democrats need to be held responsible for Obamacare. Next election cycle if Republicans can take the majority in the House AND Senate, perhaps some real legislation can be created. Republicans need to come up with solutions, but need to run for electiion on them, not fix the problems that the Democrats created.

Additionally, Republicans need to embrace independent and Tea Party voters instead of demonizing them. I looked up the term “conservative” in the dictionary and it means “status quo.” How about moving to restore the rule of law instead of slowing the slide toward communism?

So what is the Republican solution? More Americans will be covered by ACA than are being ‘thrown’ off, and guess what, most of those ‘cancellations’, weren’t real insurance (didn’t cover much of anything), and can get it cheaper on the website.
Once the website is fixed (which is a major problem, but will be fixed), people can see that they are getting better insurance. And guess what? before ACA, do you have the numbers on how many people received cancellation notices? of course not. How about denied coverage b/c of pre-existing conditions? what’s that, no? Show me a better solution on getting people covered (not tort-reform non-sense), and I’ll listen.
All these people going on Fox, NBC, etc, saying there insurance cancelled them, when reporters actually do research after they were on TV, guess what, they can get better/cheaper insurance!
How about that guy on Hannity recently that said he had all these problems b/c he was a small business owner. Come to find out, he has 4 employeees! He is exempt from ACA.

Keep calm and Impeach the lyin sob

Here’s an article that talks about “institutional Republicans” and why their second rate approach to “compromise” just doesn’t work for people on the slighlty farther right like the Tea Party…
http://www.cleveland.com/obrien/index.ssf/2013/11/tea_party_wants_more_than_plat.html

And by the way, there isn’t (and shouldn’t be) a leader or anyone “in control of the Tea Party”. I find that notion offensive and a clear indication that the speaker that uddereth such a statement is poorly informed.

And engage the American people, states, companies, medical community, etc. in the discussion of reforming healthcare. I read great positive results offered by companies to their employees; Mayo Clinic I believe was one. They incentivized their employees; healthier employees and less sick days equaled lower healthcare costs. Some states set up agencies that met catastrophic illnesses, helped the underinsured and uninsured who made just enough over the limit to qualify for Medicaid and didn’t make enough to afford coverage on their own. It was thrown around by the private sector and Washington of allowing insurers to sell across state lines. Common sense says that the competition would lower costs while ensuring quality healthcare. Making plans potable, tort reform, etc. While these sound like some of the Republican proposals prior to Obamacare they were offered by the private sector too. As it stands the larger insurers in states set the tone of cost and care making it harder for smaller insurers to compete. Insurance companies can incentivize the insured by offering preventative help; lose weight, smoking cessation, etc. with the incentive of lower costs, higher coverage. If the insured doesn’t stick with it then their premiums will rise and they will pay more out of pocket. That also means putting the relationship of healthcare and cost directly between the insured and the doctor. When people’s pocketbooks are involved they are more likely to be more compliant. These are things I have written my braindead Democrat officials in Washington. The government can’t handle the entitlement programs they have now. What makes anyone feel they can handle healthcare? They can’t and the health and economy of this country will suffer greatly. I thought HMO’s were great when they came out but I was like many Americans today; didn’t pay attention to the consequences which were simply a third party involved. Sure, copays were cheaper but in the long run who paid attention to how much their healthcare cost especially for more serious issues such as emergencies, surgeries, specialized care? No one that I know and we are part of the blame for the high cost of healthcare. It is not impossible to reform but it takes the right people in Washington to squash Obamacare and the only way they will get there is by our votes!

Close COL… We MUST Repeal AND Replace… We must deregulate the health insurance market, pass meaningful tort reform (loser pays…at least for medical malpractise cases), cap medical malpractise awards at 2 million for loss of life limb or eyesight 500K for all others, limit the number of lawyers who are allowed to handle medical malpractise to limit rent seeking in the medical and medical insurance markets, provide medical savings 401k style accounts (tax exempt) that roll over year after year to infuse free market principles to shop for the best deals and provide the consumers more power to chose. Allow SOME prescription meds to be prescribed by PAs or Drugists to take the high cost of obtaining a DR’s permit to obtain routine medications that are not subject to abuse.

NO NO NO NO! Don’t try to “fix” it. Working to repair this mess just gives the whole idea of Socialized Medicine credibility. Dump it! Repeal it! Kill it! It is Marxist in intent and Communists have used it over and over to clamp down on personal freedoms all across this planet.

Repeal it first THEN work to give insurance companies the ability to market policies across state lines and enable COMPETITION.

Sorry, Colonel West. In this you are WRONG.