Mike The Bug Man is one of Many Americans Mad as as Congress Votes on Menu to Serve Public Healthcare Reform yet they are not willing to Eat The Dinner (Enroll in the Proposed Health Care Reform
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Republican Whip Eric Cantor urges Congress to listen to the American people and vote against the Democrat health care overhaul bill.
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DennyRehberghttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/dennyrehbergNewshealth care, rehberg, nancy pelosi, congress, healthcare, vote, insurance, public, montanaOn Health Care It’s The People Versus Congress in the Final Round
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House Democrats are preparing for a vote on health care legislation, after the Congressional Budget Office reported the bill will cost $940 billion but would cut more than expected from the deficit. Jeffrey Brown talks to two health and policy experts about the cost of the legislation.
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http://outinthestreetfilms.com On Wednesday July 22, 2009 President Obama held a press conference to explain his proposed health care plan and what was being considered in Congress. This film was shot at a Pasadena, California rally during and immediately after that conference.
President Obama stated that without a single payer system it is impossible to insure 100% of all Americans. He implied that a public option plan would be acceptable and that something along that line was in the works in Congress. He also stated that Republicans are putting out misinformation about health care and these proposed plans.
Republicans are doing everything they can to delay and ultimately block health care reform. They have succeeded in putting off a Senate vote until after an August summer recess. Their tactic is to use this time to wage a campaign to garner support to block health care reform. We can expect to see a lot of misinformation and arguments in the media and on the internet pushing their case.
President Obama stated in the conference that America cannot afford to do nothing. There must be some kind of meaningful health care reform in order to get the deficit and the economy under control and out from under the runaway costs of health care and the monopolistic control that the health care industry has on the country.
The proposed plan will reduce costs and the deficit, and will not increase spending as his opponents sometimes argue. He stated he will not sign a bill that does not reduce health care costs and that does not reduce costs to the American people, meaning the average middle class citizen. He stated that the present bill has a provision to tax people who make over one million dollars to help pay for health care.
It is no secret that numerous Republicans and “blue dog” Democrats oppose health care reform. It has been reported that many of them receive campaign contributions from the health care industry, which is effectively a payoff to block reform. Obviously these Congressmen and/or their campaign contributors fall into the over one million dollar income category and stand to be taxed under the proposed reform bill. So it is in their personal interest to block this. The health care industry opposes reform because they will have to become competitive under a public option plan that allows people to choose between insurance companies and a government plan, an option that members of Congress enjoy for their families.
The President also stated the following:
“Now, there have been reports just over the last couple of days of insurance companies making record profits — right now. At a time when everybody is getting hammered, they’re making record profits, and premiums are going up. What’s the constraint on that? How can you ensure that those costs aren’t being passed on to employers or passed on to employees, the American people, ordinary middle-class families, in a way that over time is going to make them broke? Well, part of the way is to make sure that there’s some competition out there. So that’s the idea.”
The full White House conference video and text is available here:
Text: http://tinyurl.com/mujehv
Video: http://tinyurl.com/nqxnkp
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Republican Whip Eric Cantor discusses health care, reconciliation, and government-fudnded abortion on Fox News’ “America Live” with Megyn Kelly.
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Republican Whip Eric Cantor discusses health care and ethics on NBC’s “Meet The Press.”
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The Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Leader Steny Hoyer divide over using reconciliation on health care reform.
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Congressman Vern Buchanan (FL-13) talks with Neil Cavuto on Fox News about his resolution to open health care negotiations to the public. Buchanans resolution (H.Res.847) is supported by more than 100 bipartisan Members of Congress.
Congressman Vern Buchanan (FL-13) serves on the House Transportation Committee, the House Small Business Committee, and The House Veterans Affairs Committee. For more information, please visit http://buchanan.house.gov/
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