Why Do Many Dislike The Healthcare Reform Bill?

Because it is unconstitutional by forcing americans to have healthcare. All it has done is bring more government involved in our life and now is making insurance skyrocket. My family doent even want to go to the doctor because the insurance has gotten so lousy. Also, obama didnt go after the real reason why healthcare is so expensive. Hospitals and doctors have gotten out of control with their prices because insurance companies have lost control to keep their prices down. Hospitals can charge $20 for things like Tylenol now and they do. Normal scans can be thousands. Of course insurance is going to be high. What we should have done was stop the outrageous prices and maybe people would have decent insurance again. Yeah, that gets government involved to, but not in everyone's personal lives and its going after the root of the problem and after outrageous scandals. That doesnt mean insurance companies are innocent. I do agree with the part that insurance companies cant deny someone for pre existing medical conditions. Overall, it was the longest bill that half of it wasnt even read and was still getting written when it was getting passed. Also, we dont need a massive healthcare reform change right now when we need to focus on getting jobs, our debt, and our foreign policy. Hopefully the republicans can finally repeal this and we can move on. And, when the time is right, we make an actually productive bill that will actually fix our healthcare not destroy it. Also having government, national healthcare is a terrible idea just for the simple example of our school system. Its run by the government, and look how bad it is. Would you want your healthcare run by that? Im not saying our government in incompetent, but any country with national healthcare is bad. Just look at Canada. It takes like 8 months to get an MRI, well if you have cancer, in 8 months you can be dead! Our healthcare system, while far from perfect, needs reform but not to go down the route of government run healthcare.