The health clinic held in Arkansans Saturday saw 1,500 uninsured Arkansans come through to receive care on the very same day Blanche Lincoln was toying with the idea of killing healthcare reform. Here is a video from the event: But somehow Bill Clinton has totally lost the message on this great endeavor, lead by Keith […]
Given the Ft. Hood tragedy, a bill authored by Richard Burr (R-NC) is coming into light: Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) says his “Veterans 2nd Amendment Protection Act” will protect veterans’ gun rights. But the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence calls it a “dangerous” proposal that could allow “over 100,000 mentally incapacitated or incompetent persons” […]
It turns out that abortion wasn’t the only thing covered in the RNC health insurance. Take a look at what Think Progress found out: But ThinkProgress has noticed that Cigna, the RNC’s health insurance provider, also urges beneficiaries to think about end-of-life services. Cigna’s website has a page called “Care at the End of Life,” […]
Somehow I don’t think Don mentioned how he could not support healthcare reform in light of the news that over 2,200 veterans died last year and couldn’t afford coverage. [congress]M001138[/congress]
Perhaps one of those high school students will ask him about his Tweet. Ask him how he can oppose healthcare reform while saying he honors our veterans, of which 2,200 died last year and didn’t have insurance. [congress]F000449[/congress]
And here is her tweet: Yet Lynn Jenkins also opposed healthcare reform, something that could have helped save the over 2,200 veterans, who have served our great nation only to find a nation in which they couldn’t afford health care coverage and ultimately died from it. [congress]J000290[/congress]
From Michael Burgess, MD: Certainly a doctor would realize the importance of affordable healthcare coverage, and certainly someone wanting to honor our troops would think it a crime that over 2,200 of our veterans couldn’t afford this coverage and died last year. Apparently Dr. Mike doesn’t as he voted against healthcare reform this past Saturday. […]
He couldn’t even come close to the 140 characters allowed on Twitter: I guess that’s why he couldn’t be bothered to support healthcare reform either? Apparently McCarthy is fine and dandy with over 2,200 uninsured veterans dying last year. [congress]M001165[/congress]
And he will be attending an event: What would Dan Burton tell the families of the 2,200 veterans without healthcare who died last year? Would he try to tell them how healthcare reform is wrong and that’s why he voted against it? [congress]B001149[/congress]
What a nice gesture: A really nice gesture would have been voting for healthcare reform on Saturday given the fact that over 2,200 veterans without healthcare died last year. [congress]C000071[/congress]