Health care isn't our biggest problem

Dear Mr. President Obama,

Health care reform, at this time when our economy is barely above water, I believe, is a misplaced priority in your administration.

Americans don't go to the doctor everyday, they don't go to the hospital everyday, they don't buy prescription medications everyday. But these people eat everyday, most of those who are still employed drive their cars to work everyday, they have mortgages to pay every month, car payments every month, utility bills to pay every month.

Your administration's first priority should be to provide sustainable fixes to our broken economic system.

Sir, yes you can.

And please listen to a little boy crying because he is hungry. He is too young to understand that his father is unemployed and the unemployment benefits he was receiving ran-out on him

Earlier in your administration, propping up the badly limping economy through economic stimulus programs, such us reconstructions of our infrastructures, was your flagship agenda. What happened to it?

Greg Seblante Sr.

Palatine