The White House on Monday indicated that President Obama will sign the omnibus fiscal year 2010 appropriations bill (HR 3288) that passed the Senate on Sunday and the House last week, Roll Call reports (Koffler, Roll Call, 12/14).
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Obama Expected To Sign Omnibus Spending Bill (Medical News Today)
Medical care is not a commodity and a single-payer system would be more efficient. Not allowing that, a public option would at least force some cost constraints by competition. However, seems not to be allowed either. ... Attach this on to the reconciliation bill, and it begins to look more and more like an omnibus bill (which hell, means tack even more onto it!), and the more it looks like an omnibus, the more it looks like previous reconciliation bills, which makes the ...
Report this commentNobody wants to admit Obama's obvious agenda is his hero Alinski philosophy: Collapse the system by overwhelming it (debt, spending, 2000 page omnibus bills) then when the US economy is no more, bring in the fascist, ...
Imagine how much stronger Obama might be right now if he had followed Rahm's advice to pass a variety of discrete fixes for health care rather than investing his entire presidency in a huge omnibus bill. ..... I said 'way back when' that the Democrats shouldn't bother courting Republicans, but they did give it a try (with the quite expected results). You folks don't want HCR, period (as evidenced by the complete disinterest in any kind of ?HCR? in the years you had all ...