And Gary Peter's Affordable Care Act votes will not help fix those problems.

He supports Obamacare, a scheme that has already raised premiums by double digit percentages, is costing jobs, reducing hourly workers to minimum status to avoid compliance, and will usher in the end of affordable and effective health care as we know it as the federal government becomes a single payer entity, and must ration and overly manage compensation for health services; a feat only comparable to its effort at maintaining a solvent social security net. Some who actually voted for it, now call it a train wreck.

Peters Said He "Proudly Worked To Pass" Health Care Reform, Called It "Historic Legislation" And Said It Was Improving The Health Care System In Michigan And America.

The best estimates still have the ACA costing Americans far more than was projected, and personal experience allows me to tell you that just the foreshadowing of death of free markets health care has already increased my premiums by 70% since it was passed.  Anecdotal warnings have been affirmed, and business owners across the country are reducing hourly workers to below 30 hours so they do not have to engage in the government forced plan; leaving families with reduced incomes and suffering new stress never before seen.

Yet he stands by his vote to end REAL health care as we know it. When presented with the opportunity in 2011 to repeal what was rapidly becoming the disaster that was predicted by conservatives and other experts, he said:

"Despite all of the rhetoric from the Tea Party, a vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act is a vote to deny millions of women, children and seniors the ability to see a doctor or pay for care. I was proud to work with President Obama to pass this important health care reform law and I will continue working with him to ensure that it is fully implemented."

How insipidly stupid does one have to be to vote for garbage like this?

When an opportunity came about to correct course on this, he closed his eyes and plodded on forward (H.R. 436, CQ vote #361: Passed by a vote of 270-146: R 233-0; D 37-146, 6/7/12, Peters Voted Nay)    In fact, the question above is only the first of several we would like to ask.  Given some recent developments, and his steamy sock prints all over the biggest government FAIL since FDR, we must ask:

1. Does he support the Obamacare carve out of Members and their staff?
Does he have a problem with joining the medicaid plan that will be the end result of his willingness to wreck a free market system that had the rest of the world beating down our doors for its superiority?  Or will he pull the old do-as-we-say-not-as-we-do routine often employed by the elitist element ion our congress?

2.  Does he regret his decision to vote for Obamacare after realizing the implementation is a train wreck?
More Senators are voicing concern (Democratic Senators Tell White House of Concerns About Health Care Law Rollout: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/26/us/politics/democratic-senators-tell-white-house-of-concerns-about -health-care-law-rollout.html ) Some voted for it, and now must hide their faces in shame, as they recognize how bad for our people such things are. Some have actually announced their retirements as a result.

3. Will he recant statements made less than a year ago that he will push to fully implement the disaster of Obamacare?
Fact is, its unlikely if he is rewarded with a Senate seat he would have any reason to do so.

Between the direct consequence of jobs lost even under the shadow of Cap & Trade, and those work hours that are being lost daily to the effect that the ACA has on hourly workers due to compliance, its clear Gary Peters is not a champion of Jobs. Adding to this, the nearsighted ignorance that is usually reserved to low information types with regard to health care policy, its hardly a wonder that he thinks he is qualified for a position that is as important as US Senator.

How special.