House Votes 245-189 To Repeal H.R.3590 Health Care Law

Taking their first major step toward fullfilling the publics 2010 election mandate to roll back the Massive Health Care Law the House voted 245-189 To Repeal H.R.3590. The law dominated the American political landscape for almost two years that resulted in a firestorm at the ballot box in the midterm election. Read More

The House has scheduled another vote for Thursday on a resolution instructing House committees to start working on an alternative health-care overhaul package which may include Federal Association Health Plans

Harry Reid has already said he will not even allow a vote on the bill in the still Democrat controlled Senate. Even if by some chance significant health-care repeal legislation passed both chambers of Congress, Obama wouldn't hesitate to use his veto pen, which would be at his own political peril. Read More

NJECPAC opposed H.R.3590 from the day it was introduced. We knew before the bill was passed that it could only increase Health Care costs. Despite the White House and the Senate and House Democrats claims that the bill would reduce health care costs our insight has been proved to be correct. Despite the overwhelming opposition of the American people, the then Democrat controlled House & Senate flawed belief that the bill would lower costs led to the bills passage. 

  

The country is now starting to see the proof of the insight that our PAC Board of Governors and many others had when taking a position against the bill.  Across the country. Small Businesses including Electrical Contractors are seeing 19% to 48% increases in their health care premiums, which is a direct result of H.R.3590 - Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.  

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