Eventually, Americans Would Be Stuck With Government-run

The Classic Example I've Used - I'm Sure You've Heard Me Say It Before - Was Mark Begich In Alaska Who Was Here For A Full Six Years And Never Had A Roll Call Vote On An Amendment On The Floor Of The Senate, Which Dan Sullivan Tells Me He Used On Virtually A Daily Basis. So The Notion That Protecting All Of Your Members From Votes Is A Good Idea Politically, I Think, Has Been Pretty Much Disproved By The Recent [barack Obama] Election.

It Just Doesn't Occur To An American That Someone Else Will Solve Their Problems. Americans Take Pride In Solving Problems For Themselves. And If We Fail, We Get Back Up And Try Again. It's What We Do. It's Who We Are.

I'm Really Proud Of This Supreme Court And The Way They've Been Dealing With The Issue Of First Amendment Political Speech.

Eventually, Americans Would Be Stuck With Government-run Health Care Whether They Like It Or Not. That's When The Worst Scenario Would Take Shape, With Americans Subjected To Bureaucratic Hassles, Hours Spent On Hold Waiting For A Government Service Rep To Take A Call, Restrictions On Care, And, Yes, Lifesaving Treatment And Lifesaving Surgeries Denied Or Delayed.

You'll Regret This, And You May Regret This A Lot Sooner Than You Think.