Category: Health Care

Paid NOT to Provide Care

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December 27, 2010 at 10:18 amCategory:Health Care | Obama

Sneaked into another bill last night… it has to be bad if they have to hide it and bypass congress, no?

Doctors will now be reimbursed with incentives to tell patients not to use medical care available and — DIE QUICKLY!

Yeah, that speech that Alan Grayson gave, except that it is the Democrats that want you to die quickly. Repubs care for Life and are against legislation that would deny care.

Obamacare… is crappy care.

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Hopeless in America

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October 7, 2010 at 7:42 amCategory:Health Care | Marxism | Obama

Larry ElderObamalism: a political/social/economic philosophy that combines socialism, collectivism and redistribution of your money wrapped around a killer smile.

Welcome, Mr. President, to your new reality. One, BTW, you did not inherit. One that you created. One that We, The People reject.

Despite Obama's defiant assertion that he would rather be a "really good one-term president than a mediocre two-term president," he seems to be ready to cave, just like Clinton.

Angry voters are fed up with a left-wing, job-killing, anti-business agenda. In every demographic — racial, gender, age, ideological affiliation — Obama's popularity is down.

Blaming Bush no longer works. Obama indeed inherited a sluggish economy, with a large debt and deficit. His solution? Increase both!

Obama did not inherit the $800 billion-plus "stimulus" plan or various subsequent ones.

Obama did not inherit a "sweeping" financial regulation of Wall Street that leaves in place Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae and the Community Reinvestment Act, the primary cause of the housing meltdown.

Obama did not inherit government takeovers of the automotive companies. He did that.

Obama did not inherit a massive "green jobs" initiative, in which private companies refused to invest. Yet Obama is taking your money and doing exactly that.

Obama did not inherit ObamaCare, a monstrosity that even he no longer claims will "bend the cost curve." Instead he forced this upon us. It adds 30 million Americans to the ranks of the insured, will decrease the number of doctors, and put beaurocrats in charge of your health care to the point of telling you what drugs and procedures you may and may not have. He ignored obvious measures to improve accessibility and affordability, like allowing us to pick from insurers across state lines.

With the arrogance of a community organizer for whom "profit" is a four-letter word, Obama expected merely to wave his hope-and-change wand and — voila! — companies would continue to operate as they did before. They would make no adjustments to reflect the new costs imposed on them.

Large insurers recently announced large premium increases. They are dropping certain policies, like those for children only, because ObamaCare requires the acceptance of those with pre-existing illnesses. When insurance companies announced increased costs and/or reductions in policies, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius summoned her inner Fidel Castro: "There will be zero tolerance for this type of misinformation and unjustified rate increases." No wonder they kept Gitmo open; health care dissidents have to be "re-educated" somewhere.

Obama said: "If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. Period. If you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan. Period. No one will take it away. No matter what." But employers are now asking for larger copays or offering more restrictive plans. Some will drop them altogether and pay the fine.

Several states filed lawsuits to declare unconstitutional ObamaCare's mandate that every American man, woman and child have health insurance. With a four-conservative/four-liberal/one-swing-vote Supreme Court, the mandate could be struck down for violating the commerce clause. No mandate, no ObamaCare.

It's been one quite expensive and, to an unknown degree, irreversible teachable moment. As for Obama, he doesn't get it. Leftists seldom do. But for most voters, the fog has lifted.

Obamalism does not work.

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Companies Straining Under Obamacare

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April 1, 2010 at 8:46 amCategory:Health Care

Businesses are not fond of Obamacare and the headlines tell us that three of the nation’s largest employers have reported the healthcare bill will cost their companies billions of dollars, while the level of care/coverage will decline.  Gee, who would have forseen that one?

AT&T, John Deer, and Caterpillar have expressed their dismay and dissatisfaction with the plan. This has left Henry Waxman scratching his head – he and the Marxists who believe spreading the wealth actually works can't understand why companies will suffer.

So now the Big Govt rep Henry Waxman demands (with foot-stomping no doubt) that the CEOs appear in DC to be shown the error of their ways.  Kinda like the "re-education camps" of the old USSR which were, in reality, a stint in Siberia.  WASHWIRE STORY

That's not all…. because hidden…. purposely hidden in this same bill is the nationalization of the student loan industry. President Obama has said he's 'eliminated the middle man' in college student loans, making government the primary holder (translation: CONTROLLER) of student loans.  Read all about it.

And the CBO warns of crushing debt.  A Twenty Trillion figure is mentioned.  No one is listening.

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Invasion 50 Years in the Making

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March 1, 2010 at 8:19 pmCategory:Health Care | Power Abuse

"One of the traditional methods of imposing statism or socialism on a people has been by way of medicine. It's very easy to disguise a medical program as a humanitarian project," he said in the recording. But he said most people in America oppose "socialized medicine" when given the choice.

This 50-year-old audio recording of Ronald Reagan speaking out against "socialized medicine" has become a huge YouTube sensation.

It's the Progressive Way.

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Canadian Official Chooses US Healthcare

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February 8, 2010 at 10:53 amCategory:Health Care

Danny WilliamsNow this is a ringing endorsement of the single-payer, government-run health care system (Not).

Newfoundland-Labrador Premier Danny Williams needs heart surgery, but he will not be seeking his heart surgery at home, in Canada. Instead, he will come to the United States for his treatment.

CBC News confirmed Monday that Williams, 60, left the province earlier in the day and will have surgery later in the week. The premier's office provided few details, beyond confirming that he would have heart surgery and saying that it was not necessarily a routine procedure.

Newfoundland and Labrador deputy premier Kathy Dunderdale confirmed Tuesday that Premier Danny Williams is in the U.S. for heart surgery and could be off the job for up to 12 weeks.

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Your Medical Future

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November 21, 2009 at 12:36 pmCategory:Health Care

Dick Morris
Joseph Stubbs, president of the American College of Physicians — the second-largest doctors' group in the country — confirms that "the supply of doctors just won't be there" for the 30 million new patients. This doctor shortage is "already a catastrophic crisis," Stubbs noted that underserved areas in the U.S. currently need almost 17,000 new primary care physicians even before Obama's proposals are enacted.

In the meantime, according to Bloomberg News, a 2009 survey by Merritt Hawkins & Associates, a recruiting and research firm in Irving, Texas, found that "the average waiting time to see a family-medicine doctor in Boston…is 63 days, the most among the 15 cities" surveyed. By comparison, in Miami, it was only seven days.  Boston's longer wait is because of their  healthcare reformthe one Obama is copying.

Bloomberg reported that "as many as half of doctors in the state have closed their practices to new patients, forcing many of the newly insured to turn to emergency rooms for care."

Alan Goroll, a professor at Harvard Medical School says that we cannot increase the number of insured unless you have the doctors to treat them all. Makes sense, no?

Indeed, the report found that the Medicare cuts contained in the House-passed bill are likely to "prove so costly to hospitals and nursing homes that they could stop taking Medicare altogether."

As details of the doctor shortage, Medicare cuts, tax increases, penalties for no insurance, shallow subsidies and high costs for the uninsured all leak out, more and more Americans are developing qualms about the bill.

But within Congress, the momentum is the other way as the bill hurtles toward December passage in the Senate — regardless of the facts or common sense.

Of course, they are tyring to lessen the burden of patients upon doctorts by denying care from, the start. See And So It Begins

source: Dick Morris.com

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