Take Advice from California?

Copy of a letter mailed to Congresspersons Lynn Woolsey of California. My daddy always told me to look at a guys track record before trusting them with your money. Guess that doesn't apply to politics. September 7, 2009.

Rep. Lynn Woolsey
1050 Northgate Drive
Suite 354
San Rafael, CA  94903

RE: Federal Health Care Legislation

Dear Ms. Woolsey:

I saw your brief piece on Fox News the other day in which you stated that if the president does not come out with a health care plan that has a "robust" public option that you and your fellow liberals would feel like you weren't being listened to.  I sincerely hope the president doesn't listen to you.

I am sorry, but I had to laugh at the news. You and your liberal counterparts in the California state legislature, with your stranglehold on the voting masses and your unholy ties to unions across this state have led us into virtual bankruptcy. I presume you want your "public option" health care vote in Washington to propagate the California malaise nationwide by cheering on a public health care program that is sure to bust the federal treasury; just as your colleagues' policies in the state legislature have done.

People are waking up to this striking lack of judgment on the part of their legislators.Following after failed spending programs with blind partisanship and looking to soak the so-called rich for those failures is not working. I hope you are comfortable in your district and can keep the voters asleep, lest some well spoken Republican or Independent come along and unseat you.  Do what's good for all Americans and stop trying to grow a feckless government in Washington.

Break down health care reform into little bite sized chunks that make sense, and please, start with tort reform.

Sincerely,



William W. Bock Jr