A healthcare solution for America as explained by L. Monty Slim’s corporate advisor and pet Monkey in support of the Republican platform’s political vision explained in first hand, real personal story…think.
Obama wants to use Canada’s “system” as a model. Canada’s system is identical to Great Brittan’s and Canada’s Politicians do not use the system that they force on everyone else.
Obama and Kathleen Sebelius keep talking about not interfering in doctors and patients affairs however this is a direct attack on your liberty in that you will only be allowed to go to Government “Health Clinics” where the government will dictate exactly what your doctor can and can not do. You will no longer have the option to go to a private or research hospital they will not exist. This is Sebelius in her own words. Notice the slip of the tongue when talking about the “moratorium.”
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says to John King of the proposed health care reform bill: “The vast majority of our members think [it] is a bad idea.”
He adds, “The only thing bipartisan about the measures is the opposition.” And that Democrats “can’t sell [the bill] to their own members.”
King then plays a tape of McConnell saying as Obama was waiting in the wings to enter office: “We fully expect to be a full partner in developing major health care reform.”
Oh, that gotcha journalism!
Also, repeating some of the same talking points in the same interview probably doesn’t help your case, either.
On July 23, 2007, CNN and YouTube partnered to sponsor the first Democratic primary debate of the 2008 election cycle. Questions were asked by citizens from around the country by uploading personal videos to the YouTube website.
Panelists Gail Graham, Veterans Health Administration Director of Health Data and Informatics, Mike Kreidler, Washington State Insurance Commisioner, Ron Sims, King County Executive, George Scriban, Microsoft HealthVault Senior Global Strategist, John Hammarlund, Regional Administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Joe Scherger, MD, Consulting Medical Director, Lumetra, Jim Schibanoff, MD, Editor-in-Chief, Milliman Care Guidelines, address this question.
More politics by following me on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/ttagaris — John McCain in Iowa on 10/11/2007 referring to Hillary Clinton’s health care plan as putting “lipstick on the pig, but it’s still a pig”
Panelists Gail Graham, Veterans Health Administration Director of Health Data and Informatics, Mike Kreidler, Washington State Insurance Commisioner, Ron Sims, King County Executive, George Scriban, Microsoft HealthVault Senior Global Strategist, John Hammarlund, Regional Administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Joe Scherger, MD, Consulting Medical Director, Lumetra, Jim Schibanoff, MD, Editor-in-Chief, Milliman Care Guidelines, address this question.
The first link is a story about how CBS forced McCain to pull his ad down because they were misleadingly using Katie Couric’s statement.
OH SNAP!!!
The second link is Huckabee saying it was just a phrase and he felt Obama meant nothing by it… the third is a link to John McCain using the phrase YET AGAIN himself!
He has become a little absent-minded. Please forgive him.
John McCain surely forgets a lot. I think he’s getting quite old now. And of course when that happens you start to forget things. You know.
I guess he was FOR using the ‘lipstick on a pig’ phrase BEFORE he was AGAINST it – when using it on Hillary’s plan for healthcare.
If there is anything that is evidence that John McCain is JUST PLAIN LYING about working constructively across the aisle, this in fact is it. He is criticizing in a personal way, directly, Hillary Clinton’s attempt to put together a health care plan for Americans.
I guess he was FOR attacking others with good ideas BEFORE he was AGAINST it too.
John McCain & Sarah Palin. They say whatever comes into their heads (which is obviously not much.
Pass Universal Healthcare please. It appears congress wants to pass healthcare reform by giving us a system similar to Japan’s and Germany’s healthcare system.
These countries along with some others do have Universal Healthcare where everyone is covered and they do it with private insurance companies, doctors, and hospitals.
Countries that have a market based universal healthcare system do so with these successful strategies.
1. Health insurance companies must take everyone and they cannot profit from basic care. Some do earn money from selling supplemental insurance.
2. Everyone buys insurance and the government paying for the poor.
3. The doctors and hospitals charge the same price to everyone, regarless of who their insurance is. The prices are set by the government.
White House Senior Adviser David Axelrod talks to CNN on the morning after the death of Sen. Edward Kennedy. Axelrod shares memories about Kennedy and his remarkable career in the Senate, and comments on where the health care reform plan stands in the wake of his passing.
A healthcare solution for America as explained by L. Monty Slim’s corporate advisor and pet Monkey in support of the Republican platform’s political vision explained in first hand, real personal story…think.
Obama wants to use Canada’s “system” as a model. Canada’s system is identical to Great Brittan’s and Canada’s Politicians do not use the system that they force on everyone else. 
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says to John King of the proposed health care reform bill: “The vast majority of our members think [it] is a bad idea.”
On July 23, 2007, CNN and YouTube partnered to sponsor the first Democratic primary debate of the 2008 election cycle. Questions were asked by citizens from around the country by uploading personal videos to the YouTube website.
Panelists Gail Graham, Veterans Health Administration Director of Health Data and Informatics, Mike Kreidler, Washington State Insurance Commisioner, Ron Sims, King County Executive, George Scriban, Microsoft HealthVault Senior Global Strategist, John Hammarlund, Regional Administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Joe Scherger, MD, Consulting Medical Director, Lumetra, Jim Schibanoff, MD, Editor-in-Chief, Milliman Care Guidelines, address this question.
More politics by following me on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/ttagaris — John McCain in Iowa on 10/11/2007 referring to Hillary Clinton’s health care plan as putting “lipstick on the pig, but it’s still a pig”
Panelists Gail Graham, Veterans Health Administration Director of Health Data and Informatics, Mike Kreidler, Washington State Insurance Commisioner, Ron Sims, King County Executive, George Scriban, Microsoft HealthVault Senior Global Strategist, John Hammarlund, Regional Administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Joe Scherger, MD, Consulting Medical Director, Lumetra, Jim Schibanoff, MD, Editor-in-Chief, Milliman Care Guidelines, address this question.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0908/CBS_takes_down_McCain_webad_suggests_its_misleading.html?showall
Pass Universal Healthcare please. It appears congress wants to pass healthcare reform by giving us a system similar to Japan’s and Germany’s healthcare system.
White House Senior Adviser David Axelrod talks to CNN on the morning after the death of Sen. Edward Kennedy. Axelrod shares memories about Kennedy and his remarkable career in the Senate, and comments on where the health care reform plan stands in the wake of his passing.