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General Electric, Major Obama Supporter, Set to Profit from Sick Government Run Health Care

General Electric is set to profit from the disgusting government take over of health care by partnering with Intel Corp. to provide software and computer systems for collecting medical information and managing vast databases of personal information.

There is a slight problem, however, in that the Fourth Amendment says, "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated..."

GE's television networks, NBC, MSNBC, CNBC, which are nothing but mouthpieces for the democrat party, and which openly supported Obama in the presidential campaign, are cheerleading this idiocy forward.

The investment in this new venture is $6 Billion. GE received $140 Billion from you, the taxpayer.

Given the magnitude of this scandal, GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt should be fired without severance, and Obama should be impeached.

Read the Op-Ed: http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/may/11/ge-corporate-sponsor/

The Freedom Record Proposes

Small Government Amendment, Rev. A

April 15, 2011

The Amendment is as follows:

“The power of the Congress to regulate interstate commerce is hereby repealed.

Furthermore, no state shall levy taxes or duties on goods or services from another state, nor shall any goods or services be prohibited from free exchange.

Except for the federal judiciary resolving disputes among the states for the purpose of promoting free exchange, the federal government is prohibited from being involved in anything not specifically listed in Article I, Section VIII of the Constitution, including but not limited to: commerce, education, finance, retirement savings, crime control, transportation, health or health care, manufacturing, banking, tanning, pollution, housing, art, energy, communication, safety, alcohol, tobacco, firearms, free associations, agriculture, food, drugs, nutrition, technology, or employment.

Any federal law previously enacted that relates to interstate commerce is hereby null and void.

Congress may not levy any tax that discriminates based on the type of activity.”

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