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Many of us warned that Obama and his government health care aficionados would ration care and bring the level of care in the US down to the level of Britain where cancer death rates are higher for all forms of cancer. Here’s how it begins.

If Republicans assume congressional control this fall, they can – and should – start the repeal process as soon as the new Congress is seated in 2011 by refusing to fund the programs and initiatives created by the new law.

Obamacare gives the Health Secretary the discretion to remove life-extending treatment from the reach of seniors and place them in state wards for the purposes of making the “transition” to death as painless as possible. This “transition” can be activated for virtually any reason, including “a history of multiple readmissions” or “risk factor.” Both of these qualifiers describe more than half the country, making this provision a transparent attempt by government to cut costs by forcibly cutting lives short.

Harry Reid should have read the Obamacare bill before he pushed it so hard. He wrote a letter to Sebelius at HHS complaining that the proposed Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) regulation ‘will result in a net reduction in payment to Nevada’s hospitals’.

In a sick deal with the Obama administration, Andy Griffith shatters his credibility, promising all roses with a health-care law that even Barney Fife could tell you is a disaster in the making. – NY Post

David Asman at FBN sees encouragement in the fight against socialized medicine popularly known as Obamacare in recent elections in Missouri and court challenges by other stats.

Missouri voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a key provision of President Barack Obama’s health care law, sending a clear message of discontent to Washington and Democrats less than 100 days before the midterm elections.

The idea that ObamaCare may lead to rationing is close to reality and the Avastin example shows how ObamaCare cost-benefit analysis will hurt the sick.

According to the Congressional Budget Office, Obamacare will cost at least $938 billion over the next decade. So here’s the big question: Who is going to pay for it? The answer is … drum roll please … senior citizens.

U.S. District Court Judge Henry Hudson said he is allowing the suit against the U.S. government to proceed, saying no court has ever ruled on whether it’s constitutional to require Americans to purchase a product.