A moving speech

President Barak Obama once again proved he means business by delivering a touching speech countering the health care controversy. This is when I realized a strong stature like today's was necessary for the timely awakening of those who, for some unsubstantiated rumors grew skeptic. While the increasingly critical republicans still haven't inched from their belief that the health care reform plan is against their national pride and value, at least they didn't want to go against the wave of supporters favoring the president as a great speaker. "The president can talk", one commentator said. The issue as I see is not that the health care system doesn't require a serious reform, but the skeptics fear there will be problems related to spending and corruption, not to mention the business and employment sectors that may be affected by it. But something important they forget is whether the way the current health care system is running is sustainable? With all the spending and the budget that is the major source of national deficit, and the insecurity of the financial burden even for those who think they are adequately insured, creating an affordable care for all should bring a win win situation. The president has stated in his historic speech a visionary thought that all his well-wishers have anticipated. The more I hear his vision, the more I am convinced it will work.