
Honorable (I use the term only as a courtesy, not as a sign of respect) ...You Know Who You Are.
In the immortal (or at least famously televised) words of Donald Trump - YOUR"E FIRED!
I did not spend the vast majority of my adult life defending this great country, to let the like …

A first-term Republican Congressman from New Orleans, Joseph Cao, had the guts to vote for today's health reform bill. He was the only Republican to do so, and for that he will probably be ostracized by his own party leadership, who stood universally against the President's plan.
The Baucus Death SpiralSource: National Review Online
Full disclosure: I do consulting work for private health insurers, but I had no prior knowledge of the PriceWaterhouseCoopers study before it was released. Having said that, its conclusions were not at all surprising, nor was the heated reaction of the Obama White House.
Taking Health Care Courtship Up Another Notch Source: The New York Times
Republicans who have been most outspoken about their opposition to the White House say they have been left out of the outreach effort, and some are irked.

Politicians are trumpeting that "our health care system is broken and we are here to fix it". They never discuss what the real issues are and what exactly is broken.

It is simple, really. First, you remove any respect for a country's highest elected official.

It occurs to me that our president could honor two campaign promises in one single bill. In 2008, Barack Obama promised to increase access to health care and he also promised to advance equality for gay and lesbian Americans.

What I know of Chuck Grassley is all sad news. I expect him to be a failure both as a human being and as an Iowan. He always has been, in all that I've seen. But I hope otherwise, as I am an optimist about everyone...
Tax, health-care protesters pack park -- OrlandoSentinel.comSource: The Orlando Sentinel
Dan and Debbie Devin are in Central Florida on vacation.
But the Connecticut couple feel so strongly about big government that they took time out Saturday from visiting the theme parks with their three children to attend a "tea party" at Lake Eola.

By now, most of you Viners may be getting an earache from all the yelling about healthcare reform. Worse, you may be developing a serious ear infection from exposure to spit from the person sitting next to you while trying to sit through one those town hall meetings.
Comparison of Premium Increases and WagesSource: Firedoglake
The reports specifically look at premiums for families, and compare the increase in those family premiums with the rise in median income. And, surprise surprise, health insurance rates have skyrocketed compared to average wage increases.
Wash. Times defends "fact-based" editorials comparing Obama to NazisSource: Media Matters for America
Shortly after the election, Washington Times predicted continuance of "America's T4 program." A November 23, 2008, Washington Times editorial titled, "No 'final solution,' but a way forward," asserted that "Adolf Hitler in the late 1930s started the T4 Aktion (Action) program ...
Bush-Era Provider Conscience Act Rules Under ScrutinySource: Nurse.com
More than five months after President Barack Obama announced plans to rescind a new Bush-era rule that broadens provider conscience laws allowing healthcare providers to refuse to participate in care that conflicts with their beliefs, the U.S.
Manigator At Town Hall MeetingSource:
Seeking to further disrupt Town Hall health care meetings Republicans have sent in their secret weapon, Manigator!

With my intentions of attending the town hall meeting in my area, I decided I needed to educate myself about the proposals of both Parties and prepare my question for my Senator based on facts obtained from the proposed legislation.
Once More, With Feeling!Source: tnr.com
n the last month, Michael Jackson departed us for the great Neverland in the sky, and Jon dumped Kate for a younger woman. And yet, with perhaps the grim exception of Larry King, health care reform is now dominating the media.

Everyone pretty much agrees that "SOMETHING" needs to be done to reform our current health care system.
The question is "what" .... and "how soon"?
Well, I'm sure most will agree that "the sooner, the better".