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Tag Archives: Healthcare Reform
I like the idea of live TV about health care
Whatever comes out of the White House Summit on Health Care Reform the fact that we can watch, live, on TV the discussion is a good thing.Gives us all the chance to watch the elected officials actually work. I am … Continue reading
Single Payer National Health Insurance
While the White House Health Care Summit is taking place I want to remind readers what the Physicians for a National Health Program have to say. They advocate a single-payer national health insurance system. Single-payer national health insurance is a … Continue reading
7 Dem Senators dragging feet on health care reform
On Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters that the president did not believe the public option had the votes to pass the Senate even through reconciliation. It was, not surprisingly, not included in the president’s final bill. … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Dodd, Claire McCaskill, Evan Bayh, Harry Reid, Healthcare Reform, Herb Kohl, Jim Webb, Mark Warner, Nevada, Russ Feingold, Wellpoint
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Anthem Blue Cross may have stepped in it with rate increase
California’s largest for-profit health insurer, Anthem Blue Cross, is expected to raise premiums by 30 to 39 percent on an unknown number of its 800,000 members. The announcement isn’t sitting well with a wide range of people — from government … Continue reading
Nebraska favored over Nevada?
Politics and Senators. There is a tiny clause tucked into a 383-page Manager’s Amendment to the Senate health care reform bill. You can read it on page 98. It relates to money that states will have to pick up with … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Nelson, Catherine Cortez-Masto, Harry Reid, Health Care, Healthcare Reform, Lindsey Graham, Richard Burr
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Is Health Reform Bill Constitutional?
Sen. John Ensign (R-Nev.) filed a constitutional point of order against the legislation Tuesday, arguing that the mandate that all U.S. residents purchase health insurance or pay a penalty is unconstitutional. [California Healthline] Ensign said that the federal government does … Continue reading
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Tagged Health Care, Healthcare Reform, John Ensign, Kay Bailey Hutchison
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