REBUBLICANS, DID NOT CARE ENOUGH ABOUT PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR REFORM?

The health-care system of United States of America which has, for over a century now, defiled every attempt at its reformation, was at last, finally reformed. With a 219 - 212 majority votes, the Speaker Nancy Pelosi led House of Representatives passed the Senate version of the bill; which now awaits the presidential signature for it to become the law of the land.

Regrettably however, no one single Republican voted for this bill - to give access to the previously denied, which is the principal innovation in this bill. Icheoku says, this makes the Republican Party, an already "Party of NO" now also an anti-peoples organisation which wants people to die who do not have insurance coverage, a lack caused not by choice but because they cannot afford it?

The Republicans by this their stubborn "obstructive resistance till death" to this bill, have shown that they would rather people continue to die in tens of thousands of treatable common diseases, which their lack of insurance, make it impossible for them to see a doctor and receive treatment. Icheoku says is it possible that the Republicans' wilful attempt to deny millions of American people access to health-care by obstinate 'just say 'No', based on a sinister ploy to tacitly get rid of all the poor minorities of America who disproportionately do not have insurance, so that they can live here by themselves alone? Do the Republicans want to continue enjoying all the bounties of life alone, including the gift of advanced medical science; with many of their 'good ole white 85 year boys, whose lives are certainly almost over, having elective hip-replacements surgeries; and their similarly aged bimbos on Botox treatments overdrive, when 16 year old poor minority kid from the Hood, cannot see a doctor when he needs one because his parents are too poor to afford insurance coverage?

Anyway the Republicans unyielding siege mentality over this bill and whatever may be other underlying and suffocating factor/s that drove their fanatical lunacy that tried but woefully failed to abort this health-care reform, is now a mere heap of history. Like all other historical issues, this will be left for posterity to someday look back to the day in America when health care was provided for all Americans without even a single Republican Party house member voting 'YEAH' to so co-authorise. Icheoku hopes that they and their relatives will never find the need or the face to enjoy the monumental benefits that will necessary follow the passed health reform bill. The Republicans kept true to their identity as a herded membership "Party of NO!" Once again, congratulations Madam Speaker Nancy Pelosi for mid-wiving this legislative giant through; and to President Barack Obama, you are one heck of a genius for seeing this initiative through despite the Senate Scott Brown setback election in Massachusetts. Mr. President and Madam Speaker, Icheoku says, well-done for a job well-done!