Do you think its time to scrap the Health Bill and have Democrats and Republicans focus on Jobs and economy?

Yes, it is. I think fixing the Health care system is nice in theory, but in practice apparently no one is happy. Thus, since the theory is to fix health care for the American people's benefit, and the majority of Americans are unhappy with the current bill as is, Obama and Congress should put it to the side and focus on something everyone could benefit from and no one could be unhappy about - more jobs and a better economy.

Yes! Obama has spent his entire first year of his presidency on a issue that turned out to be a failure.

Most jobs offer health care insurance anyways, thus doesnt creating jobs also fix the health care issue?

We as a so called "developed Nation" need to get Universal Health Care. And we need it desperately.

And just as much we need to bring back manufacturing so that people with all educational backgrounds

have a chance at a decent job with decent incomes once again.

Just think how much calmer our country would be with high employment and affordable Health Care.

People should never have to hold 2 and even 3 jobs to make ends meet. That should be unacceptable when we keep hearing that we are the greatest country on Earth.

Probably but the system does need some changes as both parties believe (how is different) so it shouldn't be just forgotten about.

Here are two articles which suggest such at any rate

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE60J3GM201001...

""The White House said it may rethink its strategy for selling Obama's agenda as it presses ahead with its priorities, including not only healthcare but job creation, climate change and financial regulatory reform."

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE60J5IK201001...

"Senate loss will bolster Obama's resolve on jobs, The loss of a key Democratic Senate seat will likely strengthen the resolve of President Barack Obama to press ahead urgently with a package of targeted proposals to spur U.S. job creation."

Depends on whether I am sick or unemployed.