ObamaCare we can believe in

Just the same, the federal government can attempt to force people to purchase health care insurance or maneuver other realities as it sees fit, but without the willingness of everyday institutions to stem off the expansion of the health care problem in America, the money, time, and effort will be wasted—basically shoving something upon the American people that will complicate a situation that could take the ill into critical condition.

Ironically, as we approach the health care summit this week, we can only hope that the president understands this principle and takes a page of Mrs. Obama’s noble campaign to stop stuffing things down the throats of Americans that are not good for them. If the president is more referee between Republicans and Democrats than he is cheerleader for his Democrats’ proposals, perhaps we can an Obama-led health care initiative and an Obama-led health care plan that America can benefit from without growing fat (on taxes) and sick (of partisan gridlock.)

Lenny McAllister is a syndicated political commentator and the author of the book, “Diary of a Mad Black PYC (Proud Young Conservative,)” purchased online at www.tinyurl.com/lennysdiary and www.amazon.com.