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Obamanomics is the term given to those aspects of President Barack Obama’s policies that affect the economic and fiscal well-being of the American public and the nation.

After seeing what’s in it, most Americans are dismayed, as the realities of implementing ObamaCare displace the hallucinations that spawned its passage.

“you pledged that if we liked the health plans we have now, we could keep them,” they wrote. “Sadly, that promise is under threat.” – Teamsters, the United Food and Commercial Workers, and UNITE-HERE—to Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA).

Sebelius took to the pages of The Washington Post this week to re-argue the Administration’s positions, claiming basically the opposite of the havoc Obamacare is wreaking on the U.S. economy and health care system. As Congress takes up the issue, we present the Top 5 Reasons to Repeal Obamacare:

“ObamaCare is a partisan power grab that cannot stand because it will irreparably harm our economy and the health of our citizens. The American people have loudly rejected this takeover and courts have invalidated the law as unconstitutional.”

Sen. John Barrasso, a doctor from Wyoming, discusses the Republican promise to repeal and replace President Obama’s misguided, unpopular health care law. “Thanks to the vote in the House of Representatives, we are now one step closer to victory in the fight for a health care policy that puts Americans first — not Washington. Our job won’t be done until we repeal and replace this bad law.”

An informed and involved populace is the rampart of a free nation. We must do the work, put in the effort necessary to take our place beside our ancestors as the guardians of liberty and the advocates of the limited government which alone can ensure its survival.

Fmr. Senator Rick Santorum and Gov. Rick Scott on whether Republicans will get a vote to repeal health care. 28 states now in a lawsuit against Obamacare.

Rep. Fred Upton says GOP can pass a bipartisan repeal of Obamacare to send to Obama.

CNN poll found that six in ten Americans oppose being forced to purchase health insurance or face a stiff penalty. A majority still oppose the new law by a smaller margin than earlier this year.