Category: Health Care
Dec 27, 2009
Hope everyone had a merry Christmas and a happy holiday season. Please take a moment to read the final piece of our white paper series that discusses market-based, non-government solutions to health care reform:
Part 6 - Market Based, Non-Government Health-Care Solutions That Actually Work. Liberty at Stake. The Actual Experience of Other “Government-Run” Health Care Systems. Closing Thoughts
Dec 23, 2009
Hope everyone has a safe and relaxing holiday season, even as you finish up last-minute shopping!
Please take a moment to read part 5 of our health care reform white paper series, which discusses rising costs and the constitutionality of overhauling our health care system:
Part 5 - Rising Costs and Other Ugly Consequences of “Nationalizing” Health Care. Is it Constitutional?
Dec 22, 2009
Great news today coming out of DC that Rep Parker Griffith has announced he will switch to the Republican Party.
Please take a moment to read Part 4 of our health care reform white paper series to better understand what Democrats mean when they say "reform":
Part 4 - What is Democrat Health Care “Reform?”
Dec 21, 2009
Health care reform officially passed in the Senate last night.
We are continuing our blog post series on health care - please take a look at part 3 of our health care reform white papers:
Part 3 - Why Are Health Care Costs Rising. What Will PelosiCare Cost and How Will Democrats Pay for It?
Dec 20, 2009
The Senate is debating their version of the health care bill tonight. In the meantime, please look over part two of our health care reform white paper series.
Part 2 - Exactly Who Are the Uninsured?
Dec 19, 2009
Over the next week, we want to focus on health care reform - on Democrat mistruths and on real solutions.
Our health care issues page features a six-part series on health care reform. We will focus on Part 1 today: Democrats’ Urgency Fraud and Squelching Debate
Read an excerpt from the paper:
This places the burden of proving why and what change is necessary squarely on the Democrats. Yet they shift it to Republicans. When Republicans say "no" to laws that will nationalize health care, they are pilloried as ignorant, obstructionist slugs. By diverting attention away form the issues and their inability to prove the merit of their ideas, Democrats get away with pretending urgency.
Read the full paper here.
Dec 18, 2009
Mike DeNunzio, a California Commissioner on Aging, has written a concise review of many of the flaws in the Health Care Reform bill that Congress is trying to ram through. Although it primarily addresses the concerns of seniors, it also points out the shortcomings of socialized medicine in general and emphasizes the strengths of the U.S. system, especially in regard to our leadership in medical innovation.
Take a moment to read it.
Why can’t the mainstream media “connect the dots” the way they are connected here? There is consensus that Health Care reform is necessary. I believe it must be done incrementally; fixing ONLY what needs fixing. And making sure that the measures taken to fix the problems actually work before dismantling what currently exists. That is the thinking behind the Republican bills that have been proposed.
Let’s tell the Senate to “Kill the Bill” that is before it now; it is complicated, confusing and bloated with bureaucracy. Start over. And this time, tell Nancy Pelosi to listen to Republicans, because they will propose measures that build on our current system while working on solutions to the specific problems we face.
- Dana
Dec 14, 2009
In a Sunday interview, President Obama gave himself a "solid B-plus" on his first year in office. He also said the grade would move up to an A- if health care reform passes.
Dana disagrees with an expensive, government-run health care solution. Read more on Dana's position on health care reform and the bill's dangers here.
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