Permanent Irrelevance: Outcome for Republicans If Dems Pass Universal Healthcare
"That he is mad, 'tis true; 'tis true, 'tis pity; and pity 'tis, 'tis true. Hamlet, II, ii. Healthcare reform with universal coverage and a public ...
"That he is mad, 'tis true; 'tis true, 'tis pity; and pity 'tis, 'tis true. Hamlet, II, ii. Healthcare reform with universal coverage and a public ...
Limbaugh is successful because he not only knows how millions of white men think -- he knows what pushes their emotional buttons.
I am sick and tired of all this "public option" crap. PLEASE! I'm an informed person who follows the news and I still don't quite get it. It is too...
Based on what I experienced at Gwynedd Hospital, I would walk into any hospital in the UK confident that I would receive the treatment I needed. I cannot say the same of American hospitals.
Our nation approaches a fateful Autumn. Many analysts believe Congressional action on healthcare will dramatically affect the future of America, this ...
A hundred years of fighting have proven, if nothing else, that hope for a future in which one side gets all that it wants, and the other goes without, is hope for no future at all.
I look back on my almost 25-year-long life of being treated by public health care, and am honestly insulted by the misinformation that comes from anti-reformers.
it's time for you to lay down the gauntlet, and demand the reforms -- including a robust public option -- that will break the collusion among the insurance providers to extort people for all they're worth.
by Olga Pierce, ProPublica Much of the coverage of the health care reform process has left consumers -- and many of us here at ProPublica -- struggli...
I've tried to look at three separate agencies and look at ways that the government can either provide data or amalgamate it and present it in ways that citizens would find useful.
Located at the epicenter of Rwanda's genocide, Ngeruka is a rural community that faces an array of health problems compounded by the fact that there is merely one small four-room health post servicing the entire community.
Obama must do more to remind Americans why just as recently as May more than half of them supported health reform. His address can only be the beginning if he wants to succeed in passing a reform bill.
Leaders of the liberal wing of the party -- not necessarily the elected leadership of the House -- must use their powers of persuasion and their skills in compromise to sway the debate in favor of change, most critically with progressive voters.
Rev. Watkins, what you and your ilk are doing is the antithesis of Christianity and Christ's teachings.
The mixed signal from Obama and the flat rejection by Baucus is simply the latest in the long line of neon bright warnings that the public option will go when it's crunch time.
That's my Health care Reform Scorecard. The more acceptable the initiative to current, established players, the more you subtract.
Maximizing the health of our citizens, which includes access to high quality health care, is nothing less than a matter of national security. You never hear the expression "socialized defense."
I advocate for our kids to become more balanced. Stressful organized sports take away from family time, and the experience no longer remains a simple and pleasurable experience.
The former investment adviser in me says that rather than fight the concept, embrace higher taxes as a likelihood and adjust your life as much as possible.
The notion that a layperson who hasn't spent days or weeks studying the proposed health care legislation, as well as put in time reading up on medicine, is absurd.
Thankfully it is now becoming clear that those countries that ensure basic women's rights of education, health care, childcare, safe childbirth practices, and a political vote, are more stable economically and far less likely to succumb to extremism.
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FAR too little, FAR too late.
The really sad thing is that Obama could have gotten a strong health care reform plan with a strong public option passed if he would have used the full power of his office to lead a campaign to rally public support for it and put inexolerable pressure on Congress to pass it.
Instead he wasted his time, resources, and prestige trying to craft a bipartisan plan with the Republicans while the Republicans, who have no interest in such a plan, along with their corporate masters, engaged in a campaign of distortions, misrepresentations, and lies against it. As a result, he lost control of the debate, which is a fatal loss. Hopefully Obama has finally cought on to what is happening and is ready to change strategy; we will see whether this is the case with his speech and the actions of his administration afterward, but even then it may be too late.
Harry don't get it. We will send his type home the next election.
Heloooo
And the sun rises in the East
Exciting news
Screw the Red's. Too bad Harry lacks the Testicular Fortitude to do the right thing and bulldoze this thing through both houses per the Presidents request, just like the Repub's used to with Bush.
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