MW, thank you for the link, but I'm probably one of the least likely people on LB to venture over to the Obama/Biden website and propaganda machine. I appreciate the thought behind you sharing it, but I will not be "dropping by". I do think, though, it's laughable to watch Obama try to spin his thesaurus and come up with something to call the the enforcement of the individual mandate... He said it wasn't a tax a year + ago, and he still wants to say it's not a tax even on the heelsof SCOTUS, the highest court in our Nation, telling all Americans that, yes, it IS a TAX.
Those people who think insurance companies, oil companies or ANY publicly traded company make too much money should consider purchasing some stock in the companies and participate in the profits.
If you think the executives of PRIVATE sector companies are paid too much, maybe you should become one? The government should not cap private success. The executive compensation is set by the Board of Directors who are accountable to the stockholders (the company owners).
Sounds like just another round of CLASS WARFARE to me. ... it's okay to be a success, just as long as you are not too successful? Please.
The solution to these high health company CEO compensation packages, and the REAL problem of too high premium costs for you and I, s COMPETION. Not government dictation. Let health insurance companies compete against state lines and see what happens. Implement Tort Reform and see how that helps the consumers.
There's not any shortage of information out there when it comes to well written articles and editorials about WHAT is in the bill, and what it means to Americans. Some want to know and be informed. Some do not.
The Chief Economist for the Wall Street Journal states that 75% of Obamacare costs will fall on backs of those making $120K or less. Personally, I find him to be a well informed and reliable source of information. He outlines exactly what is behind his statement below, for those who are interested:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixRRuzmxzTg 
