The Anointed One (Hannity Handle) addressed the crowd and took questions from the good folks at Celgard, a manufacture of batteries, located in Charlotte North Carolina, regarding the recently enacted health care bill. The QUESTION:

QUESTION: Thank you, Mr. President. We're honored to have you here today. I'm Joyce Ravis (ph) from Lake Wiley, South Carolina. I work at Celgard. We have wonderful CEOs that take care of us and have really helped the company grow.

My question is, though, in the economy times that we have now, is it a wise decision to add more taxes to us with the health care, because it -- we are over-taxed as it is?

We can't print the whole answer here because it was over 17 minutes long. See below and click on the URL  But one paragraph stood out for it made the case against the health care bill. Mind you, the people there would have to digest the non logic of the answer, once they do, they will realize the falsehoods utilized to defend it.  

 Mr. Anointed One said, "So here's what we did. What we said is, number one, we'll have the basic principle that everybody gets coverage. And the way we're going to do that is to say that most people individually shouldn't buy health insurance on their own because they have no leverage and the insurance companies take advantage of them. Instead, what we're going to do is we're going to set up a big pool, a marketplace, that allows everybody to buy into this pool -- that members of Congress, by the way, will be a part of, so you know it's going to be a good deal, because members of Congress, you know, they've got to look out for their own families. They wouldn't vote for it if it wasn't going to be a good deal. And just like Wal-Mart is able to leverage a really good price from its suppliers for everything, because they're such a big purchaser, well, this pool will be a big purchaser and it will be able to get a better deal from insurance companies. So that's point number one. That will drive down the prices for people who are participating and it will allow everybody to get a decent deal on insurance. And what we do is we provide tax credits to people who still can't afford it, so that they can afford it. That's point number one.

 Does this guy really think we are stupid? Case in point, all companies, be it Wal-Mart, Apple or Microcsoft, put their health insurance out for bid. Does he really think that these companies buy the most expensive health insurance products? This is the biggest fallacy here. Why would a company that offers health insurance to their employees buy a product without shopping for the best price?

Secondly, we have economies of scale, the three companies above have thousands of employees, they get the best discount available. The Anointed one thinks the government can bargain better. This is another joke. Take Medicare for example, millions of Americans are on it and the costs keep rising. Why? Because the costs of care keep on increasing.(salaries are the basic cost factor and most health care providers have employees who belong to unions which demand ever increasing wage hikes. Not to mention that the cost of malpractice insurance increases by the day. These two elements were not addressed in the health care debate. Why?  Because unions are OB's friend and OB and the Dems are in bed with the trial lawyers The government can't rein in these costs. If they try too, the quality of care will go down in direct proportion to the funding cuts. And secondly, medical practices will continue to go out of business if their costs aren't covered.

Don't laugh at this one but " members of Congress, by the way, will be a part of, so you know it's going to be a good deal, because members of Congress, you know, they've got to look out for their own families", now this is an outright lie here. Members of Congress are not required to sign up for this bill. Who does this guy think he is B.S ing. here?

Click on the URAL below and read the Prez's reply, pass it on to all of your friends and relatives, old and young alike. There are more holes in his answer than in a loaf of  Genuine Swiss Cheese. Back to our title, "you can b.s. some of the people some of the time, but you can't b.s. all of the people all of the time." Americans are beginning to catch on to the VITRIOLIC INVECTIVE AND AND FALSE DIATRIBE COMING OUT OF MOUTH OF THE PERSON WHO RESIDES IN THE HIGHEST OFFICE OF OUR NATION. This is a shame and a sham. CONTROL OF THE PEOPLE IS THE ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OF THE SOCIALISTS, NOTHING ELSE WILL SATISFY THEM. These are the same tactics used by Lenin, Chavez, Castro and now Obama

We had to add this comment too by the PREZ. "If you've got a house and you've got a big hole in your roof, and it's raining and snowing through that roof, and there's some people who are inside the rooms where the roof's OK and they're nice and warm, and then you've got a few -- you know, your family members in that room where there's a big hole in the roof and they're shivering and they're cold, if you repair the roof, that's going to cost some money. But if all the water damage from your floors and all the heat that's going out of the roof and all -- you count all those savings over time, it may turn out that it actually is saving you money and, by the way, all those family members now are warm, too. You're not the only one who's warm, right? That's essentially what we're trying to set up."    This is a bunch of malarky, these 30 million consist of illegal aliens, law breakers, socialist leaches and parasites. Once they are on the health care plan, they will not pay one RED CENT but shovel the cost those on to those who  buy insurance now and ultimately they will pay more. Wait and see, America, you will be in line waiting to see your doctor when a half dozen illegal aliens will be in the line right in front of you.  And there is nothing you can do about it. This is the watering down of America and its culture, the culture that created this country. Socialism did not create country, Capitalism and hard work did.

http://whitehouse.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/04/02/obamas-17-minute-14-second-answer-on-higher-taxes-and-health-care/