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Subj: IPAB Repeal - the Good, the Bad,  and the Ugly


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Fellow  Patriots,

Two years ago yesterday, Tea  Party Patriots joined approximately 40,000 of 
 you in Washington, DC and hundreds of thousands  more joined in spirit 
from around the country to  demand that Congress NOT pass a law that would  
enable the government to take over our health  care.  Mark Herr from TN, Ron L’
Heureux  from RI, Sally Oljar from WA, Diana Reimer from  PA, and thousands 
more chanted until their  voices were hoarse, “Kill the bill! Kill the  bill!
” Polling at the time showed roughly 60% of  Americans did NOT want the 
government to control  our health care.

Of course, we all  know the rest of the  story.

Congress ignored the will of  the American people and passed the most  
egregious governmental overreach we have seen in  America to date.

On March 21, 2009,  when we received word that the Stupak Coalition  had 
caved, we let the protesters on the Capitol  Lawn know what was going on and 
told them we  would stay with them until the final passage  even though we 
knew what the outcome would be.  At the time, I promised to stand by you in 
this  fight and leave no stone unturned when it comes  to repealing the law.  
We reminded you that  Constitutional Amendments, which have a much  higher 
standard to enact, have been  repealed.  We can and will repeal this law  too.

As you know, TPP has the Road  to Repeal Rally on Saturday, and the Supreme 
 Court hearings start next week. Before we get  there, you have a decision 
to make today about a  repeal vote that is  happening.

Today, the House of  Representatives is voting on _H.R.  5 Help Efficient, 
Accessible, Low-cost, Timely  Healthcare (HEALTH) Act of 2011_ 
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128ce94a&e=090febba06) to repeal the  Independent Payment Advisory Board 
(IPAB) or as  Governor Palin referred to them as “death  panels.” The bill 
will NOT repeal the entire  law. While the original bill initially focused  on 
IPAB only, the bill now has medical  malpractice reform attached to it, 
which  would take the authority to create tort law  (i.e. medical malpractice) 
from the state and  hand it over the federal government. This is an  
outright violation of the 10th  Amendment.

You need to decide if  you want your Congressman to support this  
legislation or not.

Here is the  good, the bad, and the  ugly.

THE  GOOD
    *   The Independent  Payment Advisory Board could potentially be  
repealed, and we would not have to worry about  “death panels” making 
end-of-life decisions.  
    *   Independent Payment  Advisory Boards are one of the many  
unconstitutional federal government overreaches  within the ObamaCare law. 
Repealing 
this  overreach would be a good thing.  
    *   Even Democrats have  said this should be repealed. Georgia Democrat 
 Congressman David Scott is one of the  co-sponsors of the bill. 

THE  BAD
    *   The malpractice  reform will affect not only federal law but also  
state law. It would take the authority to create  tort law (i.e. medical 
malpractice) from the  state and hand it over the federal government.  This is 
an outright violation of the 10th  Amendment.  
    *   This brings to  question a new unconstitutional overreach of the  
federal government, which goes against our core  value of constitutionally 
limited government.  
    *   By attaching the  medical malpractice reform to the Independent  
Payment Advisory Board Repeal bill, it virtually  guarantees passage in the 
Republican-controlled  House and failure to pass in the  Democratic-controlled 
Senate.  

THE  UGLY
    *   The malpractice  reform contains two components that are  
troubling. The first is that it  is federal malpractice  reform, even though 
tort law 
is supposed to be  made at  the state level.  Second, not only will it 
affect federal law but,  it goes a step further and overrides existing  state 
law! This brings to light a new  unconstitutional overreach by the federal  
government, violating our core value  of constitutionally limited government.  
    *   And by attaching  the medical malpractice reform to the  
Independent Payment Advisory Board Repeal  bill, it virtually guarantees 
passage in 
the  Republican Controlled House and failure to  pass in the Democratic 
Controlled Senate. (Of  course the Democrats wouldn't oppose this  because it's 
an 
unconstitutional overreach, but  because they are indebted to trial lawyers 
and  do not support any medical malpractice reform.)  
    *   If the Independent  Advisory Board Repeal did actually pass all the 
 way through to be signed into law by the  President, the rest of the 
ObamaCare law  would still be law.  
    *   There are several  groups who think that piecemeal repeal will  
prevent the rolling back of government  controlled health care in  its entirety 
and very likely  ensures that it will NEVER be fully repealed.  
    *   Adding malpractice  reform to the law knowing it will fail in the  
Senate is more business as usual in Washington,  DC. It winds up being show 
votes that benefit  the Ruling Elite.  When running for  re-election this 
fall, the Republicans can say  they wanted to repeal death panels but the  
Senate Democrats prevented it. The  Democrats can say they wanted to repeal  
death panels but the Republicans allowed  politics to get in the way and muddy 
the issue.  Both parties keep their current elected  officials in office 
because their constituents  think the other party is to blame, and the  elites 
in both parties get to keep the law in  place. In the end, Americans suffer 
the  consequences while the Ruling Elite sit  comfortable in control of our 
lives. 
So,  we reported. Now, you decide. Do you want your  Congressman to vote 
yes or no on this bill?  There are good things about it passing and there  are 
bad things.  Call them and let them  know what you think.   

Call  today!

-Jenny Beth  Martin

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