Health Care
Dennis Kucinich talks about his Universal Healthcare Plan at AFSCME FORUM on 2/21/07 and how the other Democratic Candidate’s Healthcare Plan’s All Include a roll for the Large “for Profit” Health Insurance Company’s. The same companies that currently eat up over 30% of the cost for Healthcare in America today without providing needed Healthcare Services for our citizens. To learn more about Dennis go to www.kucinich.us Video by Chad Ely
February 6th, 2010 at 4:45 am
one more thing,,,remember when bush stole an election winning with only few thousand votes(manufactured) and called it a mandate? obama won 365 to 173 if this was basketball game you would say it was a blowout…
February 6th, 2010 at 4:53 am
how can you be aGAINST SOMETHING that you are still learning about? this isint even been written yet…there are some proposals but no bill has been written yet,,,you undercut your argument
im all for learning about it but most of the people opposed to it are grossly misinformed,,,ie death panels rationing ect,,,
February 6th, 2010 at 6:32 am
We the people will stand up for change of the current health care system! Because Numbers don’t lie! The great problem passing heath care reform is GOOD OLD AMERICAN GREED!
US population 300,000,000 and 50,000,000 are uninsured, what is the dollar amount being spent monthly/annually for the 250,000,000 insured, that pay an average monthly premium of $500.00?
250,000,000
x 500=
$125,000,000,000.00 Billion dollars Per month
1,500,000,000,000.00 Trillion dollars Per year
This is our PROBLEM
February 6th, 2010 at 7:05 am
YES, The insurance companies will be still in charge.even though they call it government plan.the people in charge are still “profit making” private insurance companies,alot of folks dont realize. There are so many doctors who went to Congress to confess,what insurance companies pay them,if they let a patient die or don’t suggest them surgery,its sad,but still congress lets it happen, because they get paid more.Drug & Insurance companies run and control congress and our country,literally!
February 6th, 2010 at 9:18 am
Were not too far apart shawnwwe, lets just hope our politicians create a clean bill that actually works for a change, instead of creating another huge bloated govt dept that the people have no say in. But based on some of the plan I read so far, the insurance companies are still part of the game unfortunately.
February 6th, 2010 at 9:32 am
Totally agree with you sir. Physicians are against our corrupt insurance companies and they would love to see the insurance companies vanish. A physician get his payment asap from the government when a medicaid patient is there…if you show up with your hmo coverage,or blue cross blue shield coverage,the Dr. knows he often has to battle with them to get some money….
Alot Physicians even admit,they get “seceret” bonuses,if they do not offer a patient a needed surgery.Its indeed a shame!
February 6th, 2010 at 11:41 am
Kill the 3000 pg Illega HC TAX & JAIL Trojan Horse Mandate bill nobody wants..
Kill the bill..
Vote em out..
nobody wants it..
February 6th, 2010 at 1:08 pm
I agree,but our current system we have is not a system.Its shame and corrupt system we have…I am a Nurse and many physicians do not even like our system and would perfer the european system.
The biggest porblem we have in our country,is the Private Profit making insurance companies.That deny people coverage,kick them out of their coverage,or refuse to pay for certain suergeries etc…this whole co pay,deduct,in and out network crap needs to dissapear……
February 6th, 2010 at 1:30 pm
I’m against it (currently) because of the lazy way our politicians have tried to notify the public. If they could have passed it before recess, they would have, but they couldn’t due to dems holding out. They don’t want us to know what the plan is about, its how govt works and no different than them giving away trillions of dollars to banks, and then holding out on who they gave it to.
If they come clean and its a good plan WE CAN AFFORD, then I’d be for it. Until then, no.
February 6th, 2010 at 1:52 pm
It was far from a blowout and I’m guessing he is going to have a hard time getting re-elected if he keeps shoving bail outs down our throats. And I didn’t care for Bush neither, if anything Ron Paul would have been a perfect president this time around, but getting the nutjobs who still think their parties represent them to vote differently, is like pulling teeth. Americans are waking up and starting to protest. Don’t believe the news that these are paid people. They are not.