Anh "Joseph" Cao

The fantasy that healthcare reform is unconstitutional is ludicrous. If you're going to quote it, you ought to study it. Healthcare legislation "promote[s] the general welfare" (preamble), and is a proper exercise of congressional power under the commerce clause (Congress has the power "[t]o regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states..." and to make laws that are "necessary and proper" to the exercise of such power [Art I, sec. 8]).

Do you represent American working people or do you represent people with entitlement mentality when you vote for health care reform?

Yeah, listen to Hank. People don't really get sick. It's a liberal myth. They're just trying to get attention.

Also, ignore the effect of the costs of health care on the economy. Because worrying about money is socialistical.

-- Hank, most people who are in need of viable health insurance are working folks and middle class families -- whether they reside in the city or live in the burbs. The only thing you're trying to do is use socioeconomics as a smokescreen and racial codeword. Why don't you share with us which demographic(s) you really have beef with?

Yeah, you had everybody fooled, didn't you?

Let me guess: your "real solutions" entail selling out to support Obama?

I'm glad to see a Republican that puts country first and not party. You have my vote.

Let's hope your colleagues on the Hill listen . . .

Right on, Keigh.

You're wrong about this one Cao.