The House passed the Senate version of Health Care Reform and it was signed into law yesterday. Now the Senate begins to deal with it. We are seeing amendment after amendment (many absolutely absurd) being added by Senators in an attempt to slow down the process once again.

Additionally, we have 14  States and their Attorney Generals suing the Federal government over the implementation of the Health Care Bill saying it is unconstitutional.

When it comes to legislation for the people, we guess Washington gridlock is not enough – we now have to deal with State and legal gridlock.

How ineffective and inefficient is this process? We are spending more time and money debating this issue than the reform will save.

Just give us an effective and efficient government for We The People on the National and State levels!

We leave you with this – thanks to Thom Hartman:

“A politician looks to the next election.”

“A Statesman looks to the next generation.”