Unintended consequences

The idea that IT  mandates built in to the Obamacare socializing of medicine will be driving huge cost savings throughout the system is challenged by the   recent studies outlined in this article from the WSJ.  Apparently many of these studies are indicating that the IT investments made by hospitals are producing higher costs rather than savings.  Once again government intervention in free markets is proving to be counterproductive.

A shameful record of dissembling

Here is the video record of Obama's lies, mostly involving Obamacare, since the beginning of his campaign for the presidency through its passage into law:

Pelosi/Obamacare what's really in the just passed outrageous bill -- PTS

The Wall Street Journal reporter Betsy McCaughey tells us here, what's in the bill just passed in the House.  Horrifying, unless you're a socialist or a government employee.  Forgive me, I repeat myself.  This bill has no redeeming features whatsoever. None.  While healthcare reform is necessary and desirable, the creation of 111 new bureaucracies to administer rules, regulations and prices is not the reform we need.  Market based incentives, beginning by eliminating the employer based third party payer system we now have, creation of HSAs for everyone, allowing interstate insurance company competition, tort reform with teeth, and cleaning up the fraud and abuse in Medicare and Medicaid are a few starters.  Not one of these reforms are in the monster program created by the socialist in the WH and the HoR.  The Democrats are insane.