Ed Martin to Missouri Legislators: Stop Obamacare Today! Nullify This Bad Law and Send Back the Money

With Jay Nixon in Cahoots With Obama, You Must Act and I Will Defend Your Leadership

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(St. Louis) – September 15, 2011 – Over a year ago, Missourian’s flat out rejected Obamacare with 71% of the vote.  An interim Missouri Senate Committee has been tasked to study the Missouri Health Exchange Commission required by Obamacare.  This Commission is the first step in implementing Obamacare which would have devastating effects on an already stagnant U.S. economy through “job killing” tax hikes.  Today at 8AM, the interim Senate Committee will be holding a meeting to accept public testimony.  Below is Ed Martin’s testimony to the Committee’s Chairman, Senator Scott Rupp in which he asked the Missouri Leadership to defend the will of the people.

Dear Mr. Chairman,

One of the grave threats to our nation is Obamacare.  It is a bad bill of over 2800 pages (with its two companion pieces of legislation) and it will destroy health care, damage our society, and centralize power in the federal government in a way that our founders never intended and that we should resist with all means.

I oppose the state setting up a Health Insurance Exchange by Missouri.  We have seen already that Governor Jay Nixon is in cahoots with President Obama.  Not content to just campaign for Obama in 2008, Nixon is now implementing the Obama agenda by accepting Obamacare dollars and preparing to take the next steps toward Obamacare’s obvious goal of government-controlled health care.

Please start now: say NO to Obamacare.  Missourians don’t want it AND it is outside of the scope and power of the federal government as limited by the U.S. Constitution.

I offer you my assurance that, when in office, I will be on your side (and will cover your back) against the federal government.

Thank you for leading on this issue.

All the best,
Ed Martin

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