Monday, November 2, 2009

Time to Push Back -- Hard

Folks, now is the time to let your voice be heard in Washington. The bloated mess of "health care reform" legislation which Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and their cohorts are trying to push through Congress will create no less than 111 new federal bureaucracies (that's as many dioceses as ECUSA presently claims to have!) "to harass our people, and eat out their substance." (See the full list, with references to the pages of the draft bill, below.) It is the biggest single power grab ever, and will change the entire manner in which government relates to its citizens.

This is not a partisan plea, but a request for citizens of all stripes and affiliations to make their voices heard against this attempted government takeover of one-sixth of the whole economy. As you let the video below play, scroll down through the list of 111 new government entities and functions which will be brought into being by this one massive bill. Then call your representative and Senators, and let them know in no uncertain terms that they had better vote it down, or else say goodbye to Washington.

If you have remained sitting on the sidelines up till now, it is time to get involved. Now is the time for all Americans to let their politicians know who really runs things in this country!

Here is the list of new bureaucracies, with specific references to the pages of the draft bill where they are named and authorized (you can download the bill from this link --but caution: it's a 3.2 MB .pdf file):
















































































































H/T: Powerline


  1. No question, it truly is time to stand up, be counted, and push back - HARD - in any number of venues.

    Everything we know and cherish is on the line; is on the brink of being abrogated, of being overturned.

    Thank you for providing your readers with the facts. Thank you for providing us with important information and with options so that we can better make informed choices and sound "business" decisions.

  2. Everyone needs to understand that sure, the current healthcare system isn't perfect, and there is a lot of red tape involved. But with this, when the gov't has control and is paying for it, they have control, they will have the say on what care your elderly parents will receive, etc. How can something so big and complex, with over 100 new agencies, pay for itself? I wish I could use the same logic for my household finances and get away with it! Come on, we can't keep being sheeple forever! November 2010 has to be the turn around!