What Does Obama Think Is the Strongest Objection to His Health Care Proposal?

Given his aversion to the bubble of the presidency, willingness to admit when he screws up, and experience as a professor of constitutional law, it seems fair to conclude that while Obama may disagree with you on a particular issue, he's at least conversant with the counterarguments. Indeed, it's said that a good lawyer—and Obama graduated from Harvard Law magna cum laude—can argue both sides of a case.

As such, I think the President would be open to the following question:

What do you think—without caricature—is the strongest, most serious objection to your health care proposal, and how would you reply?

Jonathan Rick
Arlington, VA
http://JonathanRick.com

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[3superbowl]

great question

[DrMoneymanTX]

Good question. Don't think he will be able to abide by the "without caricature" qualification, though.

[ABOM420]

and ironically these are the people you hear about dying over mundane aerial bacteria.

People dont realize civilaztion spend how many years living with plagues and piles of shit in gutters.

We built our immunities beyond what we could imagine. And its all gone.

but in doing so have lived long enough to develop tumors and cancer.

Only solution to the health care crisis is to quit going to to E.R. for a rough cough.

its forcing them to raise prices for real medical treatments.

[ABOM420]

anyone can turn on CBS and have that answer.

I.E. one of my best friends freaks out over eating things off the ground, standing water, basically anything that could harm health.

His parents have had him bubbled for 14 years.

the kid gets a wart from rainwater.

And i on the other hand can eat a handfull of dirt and actually gain immunity.

Him, and his holy rolling mom are the strongest objection. Withoute very little vaccine their precious baby might not live to be 105.

[qrmaug97]

Good question, clearly and succinctly presents (with respect even).