Even if those who believe this should be repealed--and I don't; that would be a profound mistake to repeal that law--even if they had enough votes to repeal it, they would not have enough votes to override a presidential veto.
Dorgan argues against repealing the Health Care Bill, citing the need for 67 votes to override a veto.
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It is a travesty! Further, it is a problem that will continue to have negative impacts for generations to come.
Although histories, cultures, and languages may be diverse, one theme was always consistent--the challenges of accessing healthcare and life-saving services.
The fundamental problem found in the Dorgan report in 2010 and the findings now before the House is IHS, LEADERSHIP was failing then as it is failing now.
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