Only a rank amateur could have turned months
and months of debate over a widely unpopular health care bill into something
even worse—an onerous tax on the middle class.
Only a rank amateur could have turned a
government-run health care system that suffers from hundreds of billions of
dollars in annual fraud, and is already on life support, into a $1.5 trillion
Rube Goldberg machine that will destroy American medicine and deliver a poorer
quality of health care to millions of people.
Only a rank amateur could conceive of a
“solution” to our health care problems that cuts benefits to seniors by $500
billion and established rationing boards known as “death panels.”
Only a rank amateur could threaten to turn
America into Sweden—and possibly even Greece—by passing an ill-conceived piece
of legislation whose major goal is to earn him a place in history.
Only a rank amateur could levy a series of
new taxes on America’s small businesses, under the guise of ObamaCare, that
will raise unemployment and stall an already anemic recover.
Only a rank amateur could hand his Republican
opponent, Mitt Romney, an electoral game changer.
Yes, Barack Obama is still The Amateur
Edward Klein
Edward Klein is the former editor in chief of The New York Times Magazine. His latest book is "The Amateur: Barack Obama in the White House." (Regnery 2012)
Edward Klein is the former editor in chief of The New York Times Magazine. His latest book is "The Amateur: Barack Obama in the White House." (Regnery 2012)
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