There is no doubt that the state-controlled media are pushing the talking points of the day, which get the American people to ask the wrong questions, in order to create debate in an attempt to implement illegal legislation through their propaganda. And propaganda it is. Yet, it does not go forward without the ignorance of the people that have allowed it to go on.

Harry Reid summed up the entire political philosophy of the left — the end justifies the means. It doesn’t matter if a claim is accurate or not, it only matters that it does damage to your competition. Reid and his merry band of Democrats support consumer protection from soap sellers through federal truth in advertising laws, yet those laws don’t apply to a Senate Leader relishing the impact his lie had on the election for the presidency.

On March 27, 2015, I had my first experience helping someone under 65 with a medical bill problem under the “Affordable Care Act”, also known as “Obamacare”.

In the months ahead, there will be an ongoing debate in D.C. amongst Republican strategists about what to do about Obamacare.

During the week of March 7, 2015, both the Chicago Crusader and the Gary Crusader published an editorial cartoon with a flag and a dollar sign and the comment “THE WORLD ACCORDING TO THE G.O.P.” The comment could have easily read “THE WORLD ACCORDING TO THE DEMOCRATS”.

If we aren’t dead already, we certainly qualify for a suicide watch as we stick our head in a demographic noose, deny our own values and allow a minority of central planners to plan our own funeral and send our grandchildren the bill. Every day must eventually end and we may be witnessing the sun setting in the West.

As of February 15, 2015, the Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) requires everyone in the country to have health insurance or the I.R.S. will impose and collect a penalty. But, there are some exceptions to this rule.

If Senate Democrats really wanted a reprieve from ObamaCare, they would push for a repeal of it. Which is why Congressional Republicans should be forcing votes specifically and individually, on eliminating the individual mandate penalties, for 2015, and for every year after that.

“[R]eform will finally bring skyrocketing health care costs under control, which will mean real savings for families, businesses and our government.” That was President Barack Obama writing an oped in the New York Times on August 15, 2009 entitled, “Why we need health care reform.” This was the entire premise for Obamacare. And it was based on a lie.

Four years ago, the Republican-controlled U.S. House — elected on the strength of an anti-Obamacare wave — passed its first repeal of the hated legislation. This week, the House repealed Obamacare again — and is sending its bill (along with a blueprint to replace the law) to the U.S. Senate, which is under Republican control for the first time in eight years. How high are the stakes?