H.R. 3590, the Senate's version of the ObamaCare Bill, is a whopping 2,075 pages of turgid prose and bureaucratic hieroglyphics. It is purposely indecipherable to nearly every American including the Senators who will vote on its passage. So what are these folks up too? To help make sense of this mammoth social engineering project, I used the search function to count some of the more significant words and phrases used in the bill.For example, "doctor" appears only 6 times, while "physician" is included 153 times.The most significant word in the bill is "shall", which indicates a new law is being made or amended. "Shall" appears 3,607 times or one and half times a page. The phrase "Secretary shall" shows up 725 times, an entire library of laws made by executive fiat without congressional oversight. "Secretary may require" also appears an additional 39 times. "Alien" is included 10 times overall, and 8 times followed...(Read Full Post)