GTCharlie:

What is good and proper is up to American voters to decide. I am merely stating my opinion. I asked for a Republican website simply because the official line from the White House sounds to me too much like propaganda. I imagine that at some point Republicans will disclose whether they have any alternative plans that might resolve the political impasse.

If the US wants or does not want to reform their healthcare, it is up to voters to decide. Personally, I think that ther should be referendums for this kind of things. However, democracies want anything but the public making decisions on actual policy. If people actually voted on key issues rather than on mere political party platforms, then governments would not be able to act.

The US is not perfect, neither is Canada, or Denmark, or any other place. You might tell me why I am telling the US what is good and proper, but hasn't the US done that around the world for decades? Didn't the US impose its brand capitalism in Latin America during the Cold War? If the American government has the right to point to other countries and criticize, don't other people have the right to criticize too?