Landis watches too much CNBC
More Bush Dishonesty
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Landis watches too much CNBC
Landis runs away whenever the truth makes it's evil appearance. But Obama, Pelosi, Frank, Reid, and all the other liberal, douche bag democrats would call the truth "nazi"propaganda. lol
In some respects, I hope the democrats do ram this bill through, because it will be pure political suicide for their party, and will bring the republicans back to total power by the end of 2012. Go ahead and pass it demo'craps'. Better yet, do it by reconciliation, where you only need 51 senate votes. Once you pass it, all of you will be writing your own, and your parties obituary!!! Cant' wait for that!!!!! lol
In some respects, I hope the democrats do ram this bill through, because it will be pure political suicide for their party, and will bring the republicans back to total power by the end of 2012. Go ahead and pass it demo'craps'. Better yet, do it by reconciliation, where you only need 51 senate votes. Once you pass it, all of you will be writing your own, and your parties obituary!!! Cant' wait for that!!!!! lol
Did you even read the article?
Which one? There are currently 4 different proposals.
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Stupid and dishonest, not a great combination...
Stupid and dishonest, not a great combination...
MYTH 2: Health care reform will impose rationing
CLAIM: Progressive health care reform proposals will introduce a system of "rationing" into American medicine.
SEAN HANNITY: "We're gonna have a government rationing body that tells women with breast cancer, 'You're dead.' It's a death sentence." [Fox News' Hannity, 6/19/09]
MICHELLE MALKIN: "Big Nanny Democrats want to ration health care for everyone in America -- except those who break our immigration laws." [Malkin column, 7/22/09]
REALITY: Insurance companies already ration care. Insurance companies acknowledge that they ration care, restricting coverage of procedures and tests like MRIs and CAT scans and denying coverage for pre-existing medical conditions.
Sanjay Gupta: "I can tell you, as a practicing physician ... who deals with this on a daily basis, rationing does occur all the time." As Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent, explained: "[P]eople always say, 'Is there going to be rationed care?' And I can tell you, as a practicing physician, as someone who deals with this on a daily basis, rationing does occur all the time. I mean, I was in the clinic this past week. And I -- you know, at the end of clinic, I get all this paperwork that basically says, 'Justify why you're doing such and such procedure. Justify why you're ordering such and such test.' And if the justification is inadequate, the answer comes back, 'Well, that's not going to be covered.' Which basically is saying that the patient is going to have to pay for it on their own, which is, in essence, is what rationing is, in so many ways." [CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, 8/12/09]
Insurance companies ration care by rescinding coverage. As former senior executive at CIGNA health insurance company Wendell Potter explained in June 24 Senate testimony, insurance companies restrict or deny coverage by rescinding health insurance policies on the grounds that people had undisclosed pre-existing conditions. President Obama recently cited one such example, noting that "[a] woman from Texas was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer, was scheduled for a double mastectomy. Three days before surgery ... the insurance company canceled the policy, in part because she forgot to declare a case of acne. ... By the time she had her insurance reinstated, the cancer had more than doubled in size."
http://mediamatters.org/research/200908200002
Did you notice they sort of repeat the same things over and over again, not unlike victims of mass hypnosis?