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Originally Posted by Undertoad
Those 58%, do they think they will be asked sex questions which will be revealed by the national news?
Did they read the entire bill, or something? Cos everything rolled out so far are the popular parts.
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No, the idea of the feds getting personal info on everyone, for every damn thing, including phone calls, emails, texts, etc., just seems quite WRONG. Obama saying on national TV that they DON'T spy on us, just before the revelations about Prism, really convinces me that our politicians will lie to us, as much as they think they can get away with.
After Prism, Benghazi (oh, it was a video demonstration, remember?), and all the rest of it, I'm sick of the liars - and I wouldn't trust them for nothing.
But the popular problem with OCare is that it's costing people and businesses more money (naturally, you can't insinuate the feds into such a large part of our economy this much, without substantial costs), and lots of people are being cut back in work hours per week, to avoid the cost to their employer.
Even the author of OCare says it's now a bunch of garbage, because of the way it's been changed and implemented.