govt health care is hideous. we will all be sorry in a few years.
And you know this how, exactly?
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govt health care is hideous. we will all be sorry in a few years.
govt health care is hideous. we will all be sorry in a few years.
And you know this how, exactly?
Try getting a Kidney transplant in France if you are older than 60 or dialysis if you are older than 67.
Two things drive medical costs, technology and access, three, if you include lawyers. You have to limit at least one of those if you are going to hold down costs and usually all three. The US limits none of them in any meanigful way hence we have the highests medical costs in the world.
Under the French and Canadian systems they eliminated the lawyers but replaced them with bureaucrats.
govt health care is hideous. we will all be sorry in a few years.
And you know this how, exactly?
govt health care is hideous. we will all be sorry in a few years.
The guy who ruined obamacareTuesday morning the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing regarding the future of healthcare in the United States featuring 15 witnesses, however, not a single witness was a supporter of single payer healthcare. Wanting their voices to be heard a number of doctors and advocates stood up at the start of the session and demanded a seat at the table and as they spoke they were immediately escorted out of the room and arrested by Capitol police.
The speakers who stood up were from the organizations Physicians for a National Health Program, Health Care Now, and Single Payer Action. Senator Max Baucus of Montana is the head of the Finance Committee and he is also the leading Democrat in the Senate to receive donations from health insurance companies. Baucus has received more than $400,000 from the companies and their employees.
[Baucus]: The whole point of this hearing and other hearings is to try and determine the best route and the best option for reforming our country's healthcare system.
Although Baucus said he respected the position of single payer advocates he didn't offer any of the physicians in the audience a seat at the table. President Barack Obama included supporters of single payer healthcare during his hearing in March.
Single Payer Universal Health Care Advocates Denied A Voice At Senate Hearing - 05/06/09 | Workers Independent News
A New York Times/CBS News poll released last week shows, yet again, that the majority of Americans support national health insurance.
The poll, which compares answers to the same questions from 30 years ago, finds that, 59% [of Americans] say the government should provide national health insurance, including 49% who say such insurance should cover all medical problems.
Only 32% think that insurance should be left to private enterprise.
Another Poll Shows Majority Support for Single-Payer | Healthcare-NOW!
Tuesday morning the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing regarding the future of healthcare in the United States featuring 15 witnesses, however, not a single witness was a supporter of single payer healthcare. Wanting their voices to be heard a number of doctors and advocates stood up at the start of the session and demanded a seat at the table and as they spoke they were immediately escorted out of the room and arrested by Capitol police.
The speakers who stood up were from the organizations Physicians for a National Health Program, Health Care Now, and Single Payer Action. Senator Max Baucus of Montana is the head of the Finance Committee and he is also the leading Democrat in the Senate to receive donations from health insurance companies. Baucus has received more than $400,000 from the companies and their employees.
[Baucus]: The whole point of this hearing and other hearings is to try and determine the best route and the best option for reforming our country's healthcare system.
Although Baucus said he respected the position of single payer advocates he didn't offer any of the physicians in the audience a seat at the table. President Barack Obama included supporters of single payer healthcare during his hearing in March.
Single Payer Universal Health Care Advocates Denied A Voice At Senate Hearing - 05/06/09 | Workers Independent News
A New York Times/CBS News poll released last week shows, yet again, that the majority of Americans support national health insurance.
The poll, which compares answers to the same questions from 30 years ago, finds that, 59% [of Americans] say the government should provide national health insurance, including 49% who say such insurance should cover all medical problems.
Only 32% think that insurance should be left to private enterprise.
Another Poll Shows Majority Support for Single-Payer | Healthcare-NOW!
Max is the one who insisted on letting the insurance companies write the aca. And it was Romney/GOP individual mandate that said everyone has to buy in.Tuesday morning the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing regarding the future of healthcare in the United States featuring 15 witnesses, however, not a single witness was a supporter of single payer healthcare. Wanting their voices to be heard a number of doctors and advocates stood up at the start of the session and demanded a seat at the table and as they spoke they were immediately escorted out of the room and arrested by Capitol police.
The speakers who stood up were from the organizations Physicians for a National Health Program, Health Care Now, and Single Payer Action. Senator Max Baucus of Montana is the head of the Finance Committee and he is also the leading Democrat in the Senate to receive donations from health insurance companies. Baucus has received more than $400,000 from the companies and their employees.
[Baucus]: The whole point of this hearing and other hearings is to try and determine the best route and the best option for reforming our country's healthcare system.
Although Baucus said he respected the position of single payer advocates he didn't offer any of the physicians in the audience a seat at the table. President Barack Obama included supporters of single payer healthcare during his hearing in March.
Single Payer Universal Health Care Advocates Denied A Voice At Senate Hearing - 05/06/09 | Workers Independent News
A New York Times/CBS News poll released last week shows, yet again, that the majority of Americans support national health insurance.
The poll, which compares answers to the same questions from 30 years ago, finds that, 59% [of Americans] say the government should provide national health insurance, including 49% who say such insurance should cover all medical problems.
Only 32% think that insurance should be left to private enterprise.
Another Poll Shows Majority Support for Single-Payer | Healthcare-NOW!
See the far left will hate anything or anyone not far left !
Max is the one who insisted on letting the insurance companies write the aca. And it was Romney/GOP individual mandate that said everyone has to buy in.Tuesday morning the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing regarding the future of healthcare in the United States featuring 15 witnesses, however, not a single witness was a supporter of single payer healthcare. Wanting their voices to be heard a number of doctors and advocates stood up at the start of the session and demanded a seat at the table and as they spoke they were immediately escorted out of the room and arrested by Capitol police.
The speakers who stood up were from the organizations Physicians for a National Health Program, Health Care Now, and Single Payer Action. Senator Max Baucus of Montana is the head of the Finance Committee and he is also the leading Democrat in the Senate to receive donations from health insurance companies. Baucus has received more than $400,000 from the companies and their employees.
[Baucus]: The whole point of this hearing and other hearings is to try and determine the best route and the best option for reforming our country's healthcare system.
Although Baucus said he respected the position of single payer advocates he didn't offer any of the physicians in the audience a seat at the table. President Barack Obama included supporters of single payer healthcare during his hearing in March.
Single Payer Universal Health Care Advocates Denied A Voice At Senate Hearing - 05/06/09 | Workers Independent News
A New York Times/CBS News poll released last week shows, yet again, that the majority of Americans support national health insurance.
The poll, which compares answers to the same questions from 30 years ago, finds that, 59% [of Americans] say the government should provide national health insurance, including 49% who say such insurance should cover all medical problems.
Only 32% think that insurance should be left to private enterprise.
Another Poll Shows Majority Support for Single-Payer | Healthcare-NOW!
See the far left will hate anything or anyone not far left !
And Max didn't let single payer have a seat at the table.
is this sillybobo trying to show he is not partisan![]()
Even though I am unhappy these things are happening, I like that it shows you the difference between people like me and people like you.
How many times do I have to tell you right wingers that I'm not so much pro democrat as I am anti GOP?
You're the partisan fool, not me.
And STILL the Dems are going to take us in the right direction. They'll help the middle class and it will only cost the rich a little more. But the GOP approach is to cost us in order for the rich to get richer. I could see why the GOP wins 50% of the elections if 50% of us were actually rich enough to be voting GOP, but you are not, my friend.
I'm not the guy who voted against Clinton/Gore despite the good job they did.
And I'm not the one who defended the GOP after they crashed our economy. Freddy Mack my ass.
I'm not the one that voted for Bush after he got hit on 9-11. But I was a sucker for Bush after 9-11. That lasted about 6 months. Then I realized they were practicing Desaster Capitalism.
And this is the way it is supposed to work. If this Max asshole starts acting like a Republican, we will call him out. Do you know where I heard about this? On AIR AMERICA RADIO!
Did you ever hear anything negative about the Republican party on Fox or Rush FIRST? No. They might talk about bad right wingers, but only after the story is already national news. And boy do they spin the story. We're calling Max out! He's a sellout bitch! Why would I protect him if he isn't working for us? Fuck Max and the Dems if they try to fuck us over. You need to be less loyal.
And Pelosi needs to go if she's involved in torture.
And Dodd tried to slip in bonus' to exec's? Not really a deal breaker, but makes me suspecious of him too.
And remember we gave the tele coms retroactive immunity? Rockafellor (D) was behind that. Democrat my ass.
I think you can look and see where you fall if you make $200k, have a family, etc.is this sillybobo trying to show he is not partisan![]()
Even though I am unhappy these things are happening, I like that it shows you the difference between people like me and people like you.
How many times do I have to tell you right wingers that I'm not so much pro democrat as I am anti GOP?
You're the partisan fool, not me.
And STILL the Dems are going to take us in the right direction. They'll help the middle class and it will only cost the rich a little more. But the GOP approach is to cost us in order for the rich to get richer. I could see why the GOP wins 50% of the elections if 50% of us were actually rich enough to be voting GOP, but you are not, my friend.
I'm not the guy who voted against Clinton/Gore despite the good job they did.
And I'm not the one who defended the GOP after they crashed our economy. Freddy Mack my ass.
I'm not the one that voted for Bush after he got hit on 9-11. But I was a sucker for Bush after 9-11. That lasted about 6 months. Then I realized they were practicing Desaster Capitalism.
And this is the way it is supposed to work. If this Max asshole starts acting like a Republican, we will call him out. Do you know where I heard about this? On AIR AMERICA RADIO!
Did you ever hear anything negative about the Republican party on Fox or Rush FIRST? No. They might talk about bad right wingers, but only after the story is already national news. And boy do they spin the story. We're calling Max out! He's a sellout bitch! Why would I protect him if he isn't working for us? Fuck Max and the Dems if they try to fuck us over. You need to be less loyal.
And Pelosi needs to go if she's involved in torture.
And Dodd tried to slip in bonus' to exec's? Not really a deal breaker, but makes me suspecious of him too.
And remember we gave the tele coms retroactive immunity? Rockafellor (D) was behind that. Democrat my ass.
Define the rich. I hear that all the time. Define it. Many demand that the top 1% pay more, but they never ever propose a tax increase on just the 1%. They also never address the 0.01%. Many seem to believe a small business owner that clears 200k is the same as Mark Zuckerberg.
Max is the one who insisted on letting the insurance companies write the aca. And it was Romney/GOP individual mandate that said everyone has to buy in.Tuesday morning the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing regarding the future of healthcare in the United States featuring 15 witnesses, however, not a single witness was a supporter of single payer healthcare. Wanting their voices to be heard a number of doctors and advocates stood up at the start of the session and demanded a seat at the table and as they spoke they were immediately escorted out of the room and arrested by Capitol police.
The speakers who stood up were from the organizations Physicians for a National Health Program, Health Care Now, and Single Payer Action. Senator Max Baucus of Montana is the head of the Finance Committee and he is also the leading Democrat in the Senate to receive donations from health insurance companies. Baucus has received more than $400,000 from the companies and their employees.
[Baucus]: The whole point of this hearing and other hearings is to try and determine the best route and the best option for reforming our country's healthcare system.
Although Baucus said he respected the position of single payer advocates he didn't offer any of the physicians in the audience a seat at the table. President Barack Obama included supporters of single payer healthcare during his hearing in March.
Single Payer Universal Health Care Advocates Denied A Voice At Senate Hearing - 05/06/09 | Workers Independent News
A New York Times/CBS News poll released last week shows, yet again, that the majority of Americans support national health insurance.
The poll, which compares answers to the same questions from 30 years ago, finds that, 59% [of Americans] say the government should provide national health insurance, including 49% who say such insurance should cover all medical problems.
Only 32% think that insurance should be left to private enterprise.
Another Poll Shows Majority Support for Single-Payer | Healthcare-NOW!
See the far left will hate anything or anyone not far left !
And Max didn't let single payer have a seat at the table.
Tuesday morning the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing regarding the future of healthcare in the United States featuring 15 witnesses, however, not a single witness was a supporter of single payer healthcare. Wanting their voices to be heard a number of doctors and advocates stood up at the start of the session and demanded a seat at the table and as they spoke they were immediately escorted out of the room and arrested by Capitol police.
The speakers who stood up were from the organizations Physicians for a National Health Program, Health Care Now, and Single Payer Action. Senator Max Baucus of Montana is the head of the Finance Committee and he is also the leading Democrat in the Senate to receive donations from health insurance companies. Baucus has received more than $400,000 from the companies and their employees.
[Baucus]: The whole point of this hearing and other hearings is to try and determine the best route and the best option for reforming our country's healthcare system.
Although Baucus said he respected the position of single payer advocates he didn't offer any of the physicians in the audience a seat at the table. President Barack Obama included supporters of single payer healthcare during his hearing in March.
Single Payer Universal Health Care Advocates Denied A Voice At Senate Hearing - 05/06/09 | Workers Independent News
A New York Times/CBS News poll released last week shows, yet again, that the majority of Americans support national health insurance.
The poll, which compares answers to the same questions from 30 years ago, finds that, 59% [of Americans] say the government should provide national health insurance, including 49% who say such insurance should cover all medical problems.
Only 32% think that insurance should be left to private enterprise.
Another Poll Shows Majority Support for Single-Payer | Healthcare-NOW!
400 Americans have more money than 150 million of us. They are rich you are notNo doubt 200k is a very nice income in the Midwest, but you avoided my question and my main point. I do appreciate your response. Thanks. Feel free to address my questions.
It was either max or no healthcare reform.Tuesday morning the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing regarding the future of healthcare in the United States featuring 15 witnesses, however, not a single witness was a supporter of single payer healthcare. Wanting their voices to be heard a number of doctors and advocates stood up at the start of the session and demanded a seat at the table and as they spoke they were immediately escorted out of the room and arrested by Capitol police.
The speakers who stood up were from the organizations Physicians for a National Health Program, Health Care Now, and Single Payer Action. Senator Max Baucus of Montana is the head of the Finance Committee and he is also the leading Democrat in the Senate to receive donations from health insurance companies. Baucus has received more than $400,000 from the companies and their employees.
[Baucus]: The whole point of this hearing and other hearings is to try and determine the best route and the best option for reforming our country's healthcare system.
Although Baucus said he respected the position of single payer advocates he didn't offer any of the physicians in the audience a seat at the table. President Barack Obama included supporters of single payer healthcare during his hearing in March.
Single Payer Universal Health Care Advocates Denied A Voice At Senate Hearing - 05/06/09 | Workers Independent News
A New York Times/CBS News poll released last week shows, yet again, that the majority of Americans support national health insurance.
The poll, which compares answers to the same questions from 30 years ago, finds that, 59% [of Americans] say the government should provide national health insurance, including 49% who say such insurance should cover all medical problems.
Only 32% think that insurance should be left to private enterprise.
Another Poll Shows Majority Support for Single-Payer | Healthcare-NOW!
Who put Baucus in charge of American Health care anyway? That guy has been in the pockets of the health care corps all along and made certain that SPC was off the table when Obama was looking for options. The reason Obamacare turned into such a clusterfuck was largely the responsibility of Baucus.
OK. Now what? They own the politicians. You've seen the Hillary donation list.400 Americans have more money than 150 million of us. They are rich you are notNo doubt 200k is a very nice income in the Midwest, but you avoided my question and my main point. I do appreciate your response. Thanks. Feel free to address my questions.
Now if only 90% of Americans would show up and vote every 2 years we could take this country back eventually.OK. Now what? They own the politicians. You've seen the Hillary donation list.400 Americans have more money than 150 million of us. They are rich you are notNo doubt 200k is a very nice income in the Midwest, but you avoided my question and my main point. I do appreciate your response. Thanks. Feel free to address my questions.