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When the president and Democrats forced their budget-busting health care legislation through Congress over the American people’s objections, the president promised, among other things, that Americans wouldn’t see their premiums rise.

Rick Perry explains the similarities and problems with Romneycare and Obamacare at CPACFL.

What do we call a government that encourages everyone to inform on everyone else? The Terror, as in revolutionary France? The Gestapo, as in Germany? The KGB, as in Russia? Big Brother, as in George Orwell’s 1984? We may need a new name for it.

Helping others is either voluntary, or it’s not. We’re all either entitled to decide what to do with our own money, time and energy, or we’re not. We’re either free, or we’re not.

Speaking at the Jim DeMint Candidate Forum in South Carolina Romney says that day one he will grant waivers to all fifty states.

Even though the 11th circuit struck down the constitutionality of Obamacare’s requirement to purchase health insurance it cited Heritage Foundation “expert” Stuart M. Butler from 1989 The Heritage Lectures 218: Assuring Affordable Health Care for All Americans.

New unelected board has absolute control of every aspect of your life. That was the real goal of Obamacare.

Rep. Paul Ryan on why Medicare reforms that bring choice and competition to seniors would lower costs better than IPAB – a board of 15 unelected people with the power to deny seniors care. “What our concern is, is if we invest all of the power and the funding decisions with a board of 15 people – who’s decisions go into law and don’t even go through Congress – is that the best way to save this entitlement and restrain spending? We believe there’s a better way.”

The survey results exploded two major claims repeatedly made by Obama during and since the conclusion of the health care debate: “If you like your health plan, you can keep it” and “It will not add one penny to the deficit.”

Trustees said Medicare will run out of money and be short 17% which will require 17% cuts in 2024. Congressman Peter Roskam (IL-06) questions Medicare trustees on June 22, 2011 about the future of Medicare. The Democrats plan of doing nothing will bankrupt Medicare in thirteen years.