Democrat calls the healthcare reform bill gibberish

  Some of the most critical comments about the healthcare reform bill have come from a Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, Thomas Carper of Delaware. He admits that most members of congress will not read it because nobody understands what the hell it says.

I don’t expect to actually read the legislative language because reading the legislative language is among the more confusing things I’ve ever read in my life

  He is admitting that he, and most others will not bother to read the bill because it is too confusing. If this bill is too confusing for the people who wrote the bill to understand than how are we supposed to blindly believe that they are doing what is right for the American people with this bill?

  But he goes on:

Carper described the type of language the actual text of the bill would finally be drafted in as “arcane,” “confusing,” “hard stuff to understand,” and “incomprehensible.”   He likened it to the “gibberish” used in credit card disclosure forms

  He calls the healthcare bill “gibberish” and incomprehensible yet we are supposed to believe that congress knows what the hell they are voting on. This is a man who is on the Senate Finance Committee who is admitting that even he doesn’t understand the language that is in the bill, because of this he sees no need to read the bill. How many others who will be voting for this legislation fall into the category of not understanding the bill that they will be voting on? How many others will blindly vote for this bill without understanding what is in it in order to tow the party line?

  Politicians, who supposedly are the best and brightest among the American people, are about to vote on a bill without even understanding the “gibberish” that they are voting for. Is this supposed to give us a warm and fuzzy feeling?