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The President and the majority leadership in Congress are still determined to include a public health insurance option in the healthcare reform plan. Developments last week revealed another feature about the dangerous nature of this plan. Forcing business to provide healthcare for employees and mandating abortion as a service of public healthcare.
The ERLC, the public policy arm of the Southern Baptist Convention in D.C., reports the following information on these “healthcare reform” mandates:
The Money Mandate
Under this mandate individuals are fined $1,000 under the Senate plan if they don’t have coverage. Business… Read Full Article
Rob Chambers
People can look back over their lifetime and recall extreme weather conditions like floods, ice storms, tornados, tsunamis, and hurricanes. Are these weather conditions natural or human induced? There are two primary theories used to explain extreme changes in climate.
The first theory indicates humans are responsible for global warming because of man’s use of fossil fuels for energy. This theory, having been disproven for some time now, continues to fuel the global warming agenda of both the Obama administration and Al Gore.
Such political forces continue to use this disproven theory to motivate the public… Read Full Article
If this bill that the U.S. Senate will soon vote on passes, then you can expect to see your energy bills skyrocket. It has been said that this “cap-and-tax” legislation will cause electricity rates to increase 90% by 2035.
The supposed reason for such a tax hike is to reduce Global Warming or Climate Change. Those who support a “cap-and-tax” policy resulting in huge energy tax hikes…
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by Doug Carlson
Basic economic principles teach that achieving sound economic policy requires careful consideration of two expected outcomes: costs and benefits. A majority in Congress has just opted to disregard both.
In a narrow 219-212 vote, the House of Representatives has approved what many call the largest tax increase in American history—all in what many experts view as a futile attempt to control the world’s thermostat. The Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill, which restricts industries to specified amounts of greenhouse gases and other carbon emissions they can discharge, garnered support from 211 Democrats and eight Republicans. The damage was done Friday night,… Read Full Article