Health care reform sounds perfect and I don’t understand why some people are against it. Can someone just outline the basic reasons why some people are against it?

If we legalize the 30 million illegal aliens, then we won’t have to be worry about paying for their health care. If they are legalized, then they will have to pay taxes like everyone else, right?

May, 2008 I am planning a march on Washington DC for free health care in the USA. This is a great cause and our nation really needs to join the rest of the western world in the idea of a we society not a me society. I was wondering how everyone feels about this cause and who’s with me in the fight to get free and universal health care?

Everyone heard about the health care town halls and people standing and blasting congress people for supporting “reform.” Lately, congressional liberals have characterized these people by accusing them of being in the back pocket of big business and being stirred up by those creating a “astro-turf” movement. I don’t understand… Isn’t this what liberals support? I thought they were all about protesting and grass-roots efforts. Isn’t this exactly what President Obama did as a community organizer? Why are these protesters being accused of these things without any evidence to back it up? I want to here the liberal explanation of this.

If Americans are unhappy with paying thousands of dollars for health insurance. They why are they not wanting to change to a tax pay version of health care. It works for us here in Canada?

I am curious to know what are the issues people have with Obama;s health care plans?