I am not saying the Senate or House health care bill will bring down costs by itself, it is a start though (And it is not Obamacare, Tom you are smart enough to recognize that Obama has been hands off and let Congress drive the process calling it Obamacare is intellectually dishonest).

Without Health Care reform that reduces costs, insurance costs will continue to increase. Since our health care insurance system is tied to employment; employers costs increase for providing the same amount of health care. Our wages may not go up but what the cost an employer pays for a worker will continue to go up. There is a greater correlation between health care costs and wage growth than there is with wage growth and economic growth and wage growth and productivity per person.

And these additional health care costs do not lead to better results. We are paying more yet not getting healthier.