Atlasian National Healthcare Bill (Law'd)

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Aye

[MasterJedi]

With 8 Ayes, 0 Nays and 0 Abstentions cloture is attained.

I hereby open up the final vote on the bill below. Please vote Aye, Nay or Abstain.

You must be logged in to read this quote.

[afleitch]

Aye

[Marokai Backbeat]

Aye.

This bill is fair and reasonable, and as someone who believes in the facts, and in helping people in need, I support this bill wholeheartedly.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Nay


Keep your hands off our Healthcare, and keep your hands off my medicaid.

Sorry but I just can't vote for this.

[afleitch]

Nay


Keep your hands off our Healthcare, and keep your hands off my medicaid.

Sorry but I just can't vote for this.

I have to say I am a little suprised! Given this post;

Don't be confused though. This bill currently falls well within the confines of reform and as such it is not socialist, unlike the bill that was orginally introduced. I do think the market manipulation is a little overdone by the provisions here, but it doesn't fundamentally conflict with my personal views in regards to the gov't role in the economy like it did before. It does however still grate on me in terms of how much that should be. I guess I could say I am really undecided how to vote on this bill. When I first approached this debate, my primarly goal was to make the Private market work as much as possible and only having the Gov't intervene to the extent necessary to make that happen and solve a few problems such as the fate of the Uninsured. Coming in third was not extending the Gov't beyond what I though necessary to achieve this goal.

Fair enough on the 'nay'; but the 'hands off!'?

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Nay


Keep your hands off our Healthcare, and keep your hands off my medicaid.

Sorry but I just can't vote for this.

I have to say I am a little suprised! Given this post;

Don't be confused though. This bill currently falls well within the confines of reform and as such it is not socialist, unlike the bill that was orginally introduced. I do think the market manipulation is a little overdone by the provisions here, but it doesn't fundamentally conflict with my personal views in regards to the gov't role in the economy like it did before. It does however still grate on me in terms of how much that should be. I guess I could say I am really undecided how to vote on this bill. When I first approached this debate, my primarly goal was to make the Private market work as much as possible and only having the Gov't intervene to the extent necessary to make that happen and solve a few problems such as the fate of the Uninsured. Coming in third was not extending the Gov't beyond what I though necessary to achieve this goal.

Fair enough on the 'nay'; but the 'hands off!'?

I felt the joke was necessary to cheer myself up after casting what will probably be my hardest vote ever. Granted it doesn't mesh well with that previous post, but thats why its a joke with the smile which happens to be appropriate here to.

[Purple State]

Aye

[tmthforu94]

Aye

[Hash]

Aye

[MaxQue]

Aye

[Fritz]

AYE!!!

[MasterJedi]

Nay, I can't vote for national healthcare system. But at least this bill was made better than the original.

This bill has enough votes to pass. Senators now have 24 hours to change their votes.

[Franzl]

Unfortunately, I was only able to work on this when debate first began several weeks ago, but I have reviewed the progress and the final product seems reasonable and good.

AYE

[MasterJedi]

With 8 Ayes, 2 Nays and 0 Abstentions this bill has passed. I hereby present it to the President for his signature.

[Frodo]

With 8 Ayes, 0 Nays and 0 Abstentions this bill has passed. I hereby present it to the President for his signature.

I counted two nays, including your own. 

[MasterJedi]

With 8 Ayes, 0 Nays and 0 Abstentions this bill has passed. I hereby present it to the President for his signature.

I counted two nays, including your own. 

Fixed, it was early.

[Vepres]

Goodbye Grandma, it was a good run.

[Purple State]

Goodbye Grandma, it was a good run.

She's all mine.

[Lief 🗽]

Glad to sign it. After decades of failed attempts to reform the system, Atlasia joins the rest of the developed world by providing universal healthcare to its citizens.

X Lief