Tuesday, October 13, 2009
PAYING FOR THE UNINSURED
On behave of the health care uninsured, we would like to say thanks. For what you ask? For paying for our health care because those that have insurance do. A recent study indicated that more than 10% of the average premium goes to covering the cost of caring for the uninsured. That's why we need a public option at the very minimum.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
GOT TO LOVE THOSE TEA-BAGGERS
I've never seen such bunch of fools in my life. What do you have, maybe 500,000 morans (sic) running around all crazed up, foaming at the mouth about deficit spending, out-of-control government, fascism, communism, socialism, tyranny, etc., etc. I mean where have these people been the last eight, 28 years. Suddenly all concerned about their rights and the loss of their freedom and government. It's an utter disgrace. People from the Lost-Generation and the Baby-Boomers (the two most privileged generations in American history) complaining. What's more they're lead by an ex-Congressman, now multi-millionaire who's suing the US government to keep his FREE healthcare and a woman that owes the IRS $500,000 in back taxes. Its financial backing comes from Koch Industries - not exactly a grass-roots movement. I give it 18 months/ 2 years tops. Already down 6 months.
An addition to Congressman Grayson's analysis of
Republician healthcare. "If you are already using your healthcare, 'PLEASE STOP', do not continue to see the doctor, if you are in the hospital, 'PLEASE LEAVE IMMEDIATELY', as we will refuse to pay the bill." I'm seeing more and more of this in the news. Horror stories from regular Americans about how horrible their health care insurance REALLY is.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Friday, July 31, 2009
JUST IN - THOSE MAKING $250,000 OR MORE
are, according to Rudy Giuliani, "They're really struggling." I guess its nice to know its just not us poor folk who are having a tough time!
Labels:
economic struggle,
Giuliani,
high income,
poor people,
proverty,
rich people
Friday, July 17, 2009
WHERE WILL WE BE ONE YEAR FROM TODAY
ITS JULY 17, 2009 - IF HEALTH CARE REFORM PASSES CONGRESS WITH A PUBLIC-OPTION - HALF THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES WILL BE COVERED BY THE PUBLIC-OPTION (THE UNINSURED, UNDERINSURED, & THOSE DROPPED BY PRIVATE INSURANCE BECAUSE OF COSTS) OR IF NO PUBLIC-OPTION PASSES, HALF THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES WILL BE UNINSURED - BECAUSE PRIVATE INSURANCE PREMIUMS WILL DOUBLE WITHOUT COMPETITION.
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