Many Americans assume the new health care reform act will benefit mostly the poor and uninsured and hurt everyone else, according to polls. As Matt Yglesias wrote, “Basically, people see this as a bill that will take resources from people who have health insurance and give it to people who don’t have health insurance.” Those who still oppose the reform say that people ought [...]
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 | As Rob says, “Think Big”. You can read the whole article with detailed explanations here: Put all unemployed workers and their families on medicare. End Unemployment. Give ten million unemployed people jobs. Military Re-do End drug laws that involve victimless crimes. End the marijuana laws Throw out the USA’s participation in the WTO, the WB, NAFTA, CAFTA Throw out Corporate Personhood Open up or [...] Over 18,000 people have become members of Washington Tax Payers OPT OUT of Rob McKenna’s lawsuit on Facebook since last Monday. That is amazing. It seems that the health care insurance reform movement is bringing together more and more citizens fed up with things as they are, Palin Teabaggers and brain-dead Beck fans. Reminds me of the anti-war movement of the 60′s and 70′s. [...] “What we’re seeing here is a legislation that doesn’t even kick in until 2014, except for one or two items on staying with your parents’ insurance policy until you’re twenty-six. That means that there will be 180,000 Americans who will die between now and 2014 before any coverage expands, and hundreds of thousands of injuries and illnesses untreated. This bill does not provide [...] While I disagree with Senator Pridemore that a bad bill with a couple of good provisions is better than no bill at all, Craig deserves praise for staking out a very clear position on health care reform. The Democrats have to pass legislation that will provide health care at a reasonable cost to both businesses and individuals. It [...] Looks like the Health Care Summit and Michael Bennet’s letter has resulted in some momentum in the Senate to revive the public option: In the wake of last week’s “bipartisan summit” — which proved that no Republicans in Congress will vote for health care reform — an avalanche of Democratic senators are announcing today that they will vote YES for the public health insurance [...] |      | ||||
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