Obama Health Law: What It Says and How to Overturn It: The Left's War Against Academic Freedom (Encounter Broadsides)

Betsy McCaughey has done her research, and she presents an educated and informed view of this terrible mistake taking over our health care system. More Americans need to get busy and start educating themselves instead of sitting back and "letting it happen."

i hoped that it would explain the law but it gave no details. it was forceful and accomplished the author's mission

This small book packs a great deal of knowledge about Obamacare. It is a book every young and old American should read since none of us are guaranteed youth or good health. I do not want to become political on this subject, but it opened my eyes to what the medical field will become. Needless to say I will be considering who I vote for 2012 very carefully after reading this book.

A key point made by Betsey McCaughey is that there is no reason for a health care bill to be roughly two thousand pages long. "Twenty pages should be enough," declares the former lieutenant governor of New York. This relatively short pamphlet is of great value to those who need to quickly get a handle on the current crisis. We have the best health care of any large country in the world. The medical professionals living in the United States also lead in the effort to develop new medicines. ObamaCare threatens our freedoms---and ultimately the health of our loved ones. We will also be financially bankrupt. Everyone should heed McCaughey's great advice. It might also behoove you to purchase a number of copies to give to your relatives and friends.

I purchased this booklet because I was impressed with Betsey McCaughey's passion for the subject in TV interviews. I hoped it would provide facts to share with friends and family about how much of our freedom and privacy has been sacrificed in the name of reform. The text tiptoes around these issues, but it lacks focus; it deals with just two of the law's provisions, the changes to Medicare and the individual mandate. Unless you've been living under a rock, you won't learn anything new from this booklet. It isn't even close to a complete summary of the major provisions of the law. By sheer coincidence, I received an 8-page document from my insurance company the day this booklet arrived. It offered a much more complete (and worrisome) year-by-year description of the law's provisions, for free. I can't say whether the book was poorly written, destroyed in editing, or both, but it was a complete waste of money.

This book provides an accurate and concise synopsis of the 2500 page law that already has 10,000 pages of additonal rules since it was signed into law. As several Congressmen on both sides have said, "This law is a trainwreck!"

There is so much in this law that is a lot to read and absorb. but it is well written.

Good summary of the large and often misunderstood new Healthcare law. This is a good read for anyone who pays taxes! It is about 100 times shorter than the law itself.