Obamacare is a 1,800-page bill that was passed with no one reading it.
It is a disaster for our economy. So many have already lost their jobs or have been reduced to part time work, right here in Delaware. Doctors are quitting or charging exorbitant prices to keep their patients, right here in Delaware. It will destroy the quality of care we receive.
You will not be able to keep the insurance coverage you have now. The premiums and deductibles will be higher. We have the best health care system in the world. This is a communist-based health care. Do not rely on the major media for your information. Educate yourself. Right now Canada has socialist health care and they come to the United States for major surgeries because the quality of care in Canada is so poor. That will change soon if this is implemented.
Do you really feel that the government needs to know if there are guns in your home? The more information a doctor gets from their patients, the more they will be subsidized for. The less information they will be penalized for.
Please, please look into this. It is not good for anyone. President Obama wants this legislation to be funded because he wants more control. That is the last thing this country needs. Please write or call your representative and ask them to defund Obamacare. The present administration is refusing to negotiate. That is not how America is run.
Linda Shinn
Georgetown
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