With the ever increasing
deficit, the rising unemployment rate and higher taxes coming down the pike, what are Americans to do?  The
CBO predicts unemployment hitting 10.2% for 2010.  Many more Americans are feeling the
strain.

 

 

class="Apple-tab-span"> Health Care, still Obama's top priority, seems very unlikely in its current
form.  The Democrats still want the public option but America is saying no thank you.  At an estimated cost,
at over $1.5 trillion.  Obama and the Democratic Congress is still pushing hard for the Government run
plan.

 

 

Reform
is necessary to insure all AMericans have access to care.  The more people that are covered and paying for
their insurance, the better chance we have as a nation of reducing costs.  Many healthy people that can
afford insurance, still elect not to purchase it.  We must encourage these people to participate.  

 

Has anybody
looked in to the real number of uninsured?  I mean, do the people in this group want to be
insured?

 

The answers may surprise you.  The data is suggesting, that even those
eligible for public insurance from the Government don't take the time or make the effort to enroll.

 

Take also men in their
20s.  They are single, working jobs that pay by the hour and would rather have the cash.  Should we put a
requirement on them to be insured?

 

class="Apple-tab-span"> These are things to ponder while we consider the real facts...