Obama & Pelosi to use “Deem & Pass” trick to pass Healthcare Bill without a vote


by American Reform Party
posted on Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Obama and Pelosi intend to use a measure in the house known as "Deem & Pass" whereby the house will simply attach the Senate version of the Health Care bill to a newly drafted modifications (fixes) to the Senate Bill. In other words, the house democrats only have to vote on the fixes, NOT THE SENATE BILL itself, thereby DEEMING the Senate version as approved. Now that's underhanded and unconscionable!

Once again, Obama, Pelosi and Democrats show their willingness to completely disregard the peoples wishes as they intentionally violate the Constitution in furthering their personal agenda for controlling 10% of our economy and the lives of all Americans.




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