Ted Kennedy Bill to Dump Your Gun Info Into Massive Federal Database

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At long last, Teddy Kennedy has partially revealed the health care system he wants to foist on the whole country — and it isn't pretty.

It won't be pretty for your pocket book… OR FOR YOUR GUN RIGHTS!

But first, let us explain what TeddyCare is all about.

At the center of the plan is what's called a “universal mandate.” What this means is that you — and virtually everyone in the country — will have to buy as much health insurance as the government demands, and that insurance plan will actually have to be approved by the government.

If you work for a small business, the business will buy the insurance on your behalf. But you may be saddled with an enormous part of the cost. And, if the employer's contribution is too large, you will be fired.

If you fail to buy TeddyCare, as the government orders you to do, the IRS will fine you, garnish your wages, put a lien on your house, and, ultimately, put you in prison.

How much will you have to spend on your TeddyCare insurance? Teddy's not saying.

The portion of your paycheck that will have to be forked over to Teddy's latest social experiment will be revealed ONLY AFTER THE MASSIVE HEALTH CARE BILL IS SIGNED INTO LAW.

This should set off alarm bells in your brain, because, for instance, the average family policy is currently $12,700.  “So,” proclaims Teddy, “everyone's going to get a subsidy to pay for this.”  There's going to be a “chicken in every pot,” and no one's going to have to pay for it. Read more

Source: gunowners.org

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