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I many times wonder why these Bills are voted on during the weekend hours.  Makes me go hmmmm.

Jeffrey H. Anderson / New York Post: Reid's fuzzy math

‘Reform’ bill's true cost is twice advertised price  —  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is touting the Senate’s newest health-care bill as costing $849 billion over 10 years. But this uses the same accounting trick as past versions: 99 percent of the costs don’t kick in until the fifth year of that “10 year” period. And the true 10-year costs are well over twice what Reid's advertising: $1.8 trillion. [...]

Good job ReidCo.  Good job.  What a damned liar these defeatocrats are.  Is anyone listening to this?  They are voting on Saturday for this thing to "discuss it" later?

Michelle Malkin: All the Demcare tax hikes from A to Z — plus SEIU’s takeover thesaurus

Check out the list of Demcare tax hikes here, tell everyone you know, and melt the phones.

Harry Reid has scheduled the first Senate test vote for Saturday night.

Plus: LaborPains.org has obtained the SEIU internal playbook on what words to use (and to avoid) when pushing the government health care takeover.

Sample of words to avoid:

Don’t: “Free.”
Do: “Sliding scale.”

Don’t: “Medicare for all.”
Do: “A choice of public and private plans.”

Don’t: “Universal health care.”
Do: “Quality affordable health care.”

The White House masters of double-speak give the Big Labor thesaurus two thumbs up.

Judas H Priest...CBO: Pelosi plan increases deficits $89 billion in first ten years.  Good God Almighty.  Another lie.  Senate Health Bill Resurrects Publicly Funded Abortions.  Another lie for the democramps.  One says do and the other says don't.  Barack Obama: Breaker of Campaign Promises.  More lies?  From The One?

[...] Welcome to the presidency, panty-waste. This isn't some community organizer function where you just get a lot of folks to sit around talking over milk and cookies. Being president is a big people job, and the inexperienced, childlike Obama just can't hang. He is in way over his head, and he knows it. [...]

Stop calling him "president", Doug.  DAMN!

Some Key Points in The Senate Healthcare Bill

[...] Some points according to the CBO and the Senate Republican Policy Committee:

• Spending: The cost of the bill is $2.5 trillion over 10 years of full implementation (2014-2023).
• Taxes Increases: Taxes will go up $493.6 billion — nearly half a trillion dollars.
• Medicare Cuts: Medicare will be cut $464.6 billion — another half a trillion dollars.
• Government Plan: The bill includes a government run plan and provides states with the possibility of opting out of participating in that plan. According to CBO, the government run plan “would typically have premiums that were somewhat higher than the average premiums for the private plans in the exchanges.”
• Employer Mandate: The bill will impose $28 billion in new taxes on employers that do not provide government approved health plans.

Additional CBO Background:

• The bill would bend the federal cost-curve up.
• 24 million people would be left without insurance.
• States will have to spend an additional $25 billion in Medicaid expenditures
• Taxes on uninsured individuals will total $8 billion.
• Taxes on employers from the “free-rider” penalty would total $28 billion.
• 5 million Americans would lose their employer coverage.
• Only 19 million people will get a subsidy to help them buy health insurance. None of the 162 million people with employer-based care will even be eligible for a subsidy.
• The costs of the subsidies in the exchange would grow at 8 percent a year.
• The tax on high value plans will quickly be applied to almost all plans. CBO expects the revenues from the Cadillac plan tax to grow at 10-15 percent per year outside the budget window.

We are screwed if this thing ever passes the unconstitutional process of ignoring the United States Constitution.

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