Oh, that's your problem? Easily solved:

Fuck Clinton.

Fuck McCain.

"John McCain Will Reform The Tax Code To Offer More Choices Beyond Employer-Based Health Insurance Coverage. While still having the option of employer-based coverage, every family will also have the option of receiving a direct refundable tax credit – effectively cash – of $2,500 for individuals and $5,000 for families to offset the cost of insurance. Families will be able to choose the insurance provider that suits them best and the money would be sent directly to the insurance provider. Those obtaining innovative insurance that costs less than the credit can deposit the remainder in expanded Health Savings Accounts."

Obviously I can't answer for where these plans are pulling all their money from, because I don't think any of us can at this point in the game But there are two parts of Barack's Health Care plan in particular that he is trying to use to generate more money for this system. The first is that he has a program where employers that are not making significant contributions to their employee Health Care will pay into a government fund toward bettering the healthcare system.

He also has a system that will help move the health care system records from paper to electronic. The upkeep up a paper recording system costs twice as much as the upkeep of an electronic one. He will have to dump some initial money into the overhaul, but the savings over time will come into play.

That's the thing with change, you need to make the initial investment for the later benefit. Much like when companies have to "Go Green".

Each Candidate can be questioned as to where their stimulus and economic change plans are getting their money from, so I still do not see the angle of "Fuck Barack". "Fuck Government.." Sure… But why Fuck Barack? Is there something fundamentally wrong with trying to get us towards a system where not only those who are fortunate enough to fall above the middle class line can afford proper health care?

John McCain wants to set up a Permanent military base in iraq, much like what we have in Japan, Korea, and other countries right now. I'm not entirely against that idea, but that will cost a lot of money as an intial investment. And the reasons are not to help us back home, but for America to help out the less fortunate in the Middle East. Where will THAT Money come from?

Not that you don't have a valid point, but that still does not point to "Fuck Barack".

Richard,

I guess you're just trying to be oblique here And that's totally fine to have qualms with "The Government" but my "What exactly worries you" statement was more about specifically regarding Barack Obama.

No need. Many have already done so.

"Government is force." -George Washington

"The State is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else." -Frédéric Bastiat

Here are just 2 examples:

Fix Our Health Care Crisis: Nearly 47 million Americans lack health coverage today. In addition to the social costs of worse health, the health care crisis makes many American firms less competitive in global markets, and exacerbates our nation's long-term fiscal imbalances. Barack Obama is committed to signing universal health legislation by the end of his first term in office that ensures all Americans have high-quality, affordable health care. His plan will save a typical American family up to $2,500 a year by providing affordable, comprehensive, and portable health coverage for every American and modernizing the U.S. health care system to contain spiraling health care costs and improve the quality of patient care.

Expand High-Quality Afterschool Opportunities: Obama will double funding for the main federal support for afterschool programs, the 21st Century Learning Centers program, to serve a million more children. Obama will include measures to maximize performance and effectiveness across grantees nationwide.

My questions is: WHO is going to pay for it?

The state.

I'm interested, what exactly worries you.

Word.

Everything in his position papers on economic matters reads like robbing Peter to pay Paul. When I'm Peter, saying "Fuck Obama" is actually pretty mild.