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I thought this video was well worth the watch. I encourage you to watch it.
a href="/people/michael-cannon"Michael F. Cannon/a discusses health care on FOX's emFreedom Watch/em
Mainstream media doesn't tell you the whole story - it is all propoganda and support for politicians rather than speaking the truth on policy - on both sides. Seek truth. Learn the facts. Deal with the facts. I encourage you to write your Congressman and tell them to find a better way. Here is my letter - feel free to copy.
Dear Representative Larson,
I am writing you to urge you to vote against the Health Care Reform bill that was passed by the senate in December and that will be reconciled starting in the House.
I believe that health care reform does need reforming and I do believe in many of the parts of the bill. However, there are ways to reform health care without raising taxes and decreasing the deficit. I don't believe that these ways have been seriously considered as they are not represented by a majority of Republicans or Democrats. Sadly, the Republicans have become the party of "No" rather than a party that is portraying a vision of progress. And, sadly, the Democrats have also not listened to the American public on this bill as they are, at least a majority, clearly against it. I don't believe that you should simply vote against the bill because the public doesn't support it. But you should vote against this bill because:
1. The process lacks integrity. Our system of government is losing its credibility and this will further disgust the sovereign people.
2. The bill does not address the true causes of the increase in health care costs
3. The bill lessons, rather than strengthens, the free market approach to health care. We don't have a free market system of health care. We have a system that is monopolized by insurance companies and government. This bill will only further monopolize health care which always increases costs and decreases the quality of services
4. This bill adds additional liabilities on the shoulders of the American public that we cannot carry. We are heading into the worst financial burden from our government in our Nation's history without this bill. Adding the additional $984 billion over 10 years - and the untold trillions after it - is too much.
I beg and plead with you to not lay upon our shoulders this burden and to realize the true cost of this bill. There are ways for you to reform the system that will lesson costs, lesson the burden on the public, and help to cover the uninsured. I have written about it here and I invite you to read these ideas:
http://forliberty2008.blogspot.com/
These are the respective posts:
* An Introduction to Health Care Reform
* Is Health Care a Right?
* The Government's Business in Health Care
* The 47 Million: A Closer Look
* Never Waste a Good Crisis
* Michael Tanner Discusses Health Care Reform
* Rationing of Care Brought Home
* Reducing Health Care Costs: the Government's Way
* Evil Succeeds Most When it is Made to Appear Perfectly Normal
* To Take Another Human Being's Property, Without Their Permission, is Stealing
* Injustice as a Path Means Injustice as a Destination
* The Fundamental Unit of Society: Government or Family?
* Am I My Brother's Keeper?
* Obama vs. Mathematics
* Can we Justify Ourselves?
* Health Care Reform Costs: Peddling Dreams
* Time Travel & Deficit Spending
* Health Insurance Exchange: a Sheep or a Wolf?
* True Health Care Reform
* Establishing Justice in Health Care
* Cooperatives as a Source of Competition in Health Care
* Promoting Justice for the Uninsured
* Expanding the Reach of HSAs
* Creating New Markets for Low Income Families & the Elderly
* End the Preferential Treatment on Employer Sponsored Health Plans
* Employer Vouchers vs. Employer Sponsored Health Plans
* Reform Tax Treatment for Health Care Costs
* The Modified Health Care Exchange
* Pre-Existing Condition Reform
* Change the Way Health Care is Paid For: Results vs. Procedures
* The Outcome of Free Market Health Care Reform
* The Forces at Work in Health Care Reform
* A Look at the President's Health Care Reform Plan
* Health Care Reform: Conclusion
Thank you for taking the time to read this. Please vote against it, regardless of what this politically means for the President. What is most important is what this means to Americans.
Respectfully yours,
Ken Coman
a href="/people/michael-cannon"Michael F. Cannon/a discusses health care on FOX's emFreedom Watch/em
Mainstream media doesn't tell you the whole story - it is all propoganda and support for politicians rather than speaking the truth on policy - on both sides. Seek truth. Learn the facts. Deal with the facts. I encourage you to write your Congressman and tell them to find a better way. Here is my letter - feel free to copy.
Dear Representative Larson,
I am writing you to urge you to vote against the Health Care Reform bill that was passed by the senate in December and that will be reconciled starting in the House.
I believe that health care reform does need reforming and I do believe in many of the parts of the bill. However, there are ways to reform health care without raising taxes and decreasing the deficit. I don't believe that these ways have been seriously considered as they are not represented by a majority of Republicans or Democrats. Sadly, the Republicans have become the party of "No" rather than a party that is portraying a vision of progress. And, sadly, the Democrats have also not listened to the American public on this bill as they are, at least a majority, clearly against it. I don't believe that you should simply vote against the bill because the public doesn't support it. But you should vote against this bill because:
1. The process lacks integrity. Our system of government is losing its credibility and this will further disgust the sovereign people.
2. The bill does not address the true causes of the increase in health care costs
3. The bill lessons, rather than strengthens, the free market approach to health care. We don't have a free market system of health care. We have a system that is monopolized by insurance companies and government. This bill will only further monopolize health care which always increases costs and decreases the quality of services
4. This bill adds additional liabilities on the shoulders of the American public that we cannot carry. We are heading into the worst financial burden from our government in our Nation's history without this bill. Adding the additional $984 billion over 10 years - and the untold trillions after it - is too much.
I beg and plead with you to not lay upon our shoulders this burden and to realize the true cost of this bill. There are ways for you to reform the system that will lesson costs, lesson the burden on the public, and help to cover the uninsured. I have written about it here and I invite you to read these ideas:
http://forliberty2008.blogspot.com/
These are the respective posts:
* An Introduction to Health Care Reform
* Is Health Care a Right?
* The Government's Business in Health Care
* The 47 Million: A Closer Look
* Never Waste a Good Crisis
* Michael Tanner Discusses Health Care Reform
* Rationing of Care Brought Home
* Reducing Health Care Costs: the Government's Way
* Evil Succeeds Most When it is Made to Appear Perfectly Normal
* To Take Another Human Being's Property, Without Their Permission, is Stealing
* Injustice as a Path Means Injustice as a Destination
* The Fundamental Unit of Society: Government or Family?
* Am I My Brother's Keeper?
* Obama vs. Mathematics
* Can we Justify Ourselves?
* Health Care Reform Costs: Peddling Dreams
* Time Travel & Deficit Spending
* Health Insurance Exchange: a Sheep or a Wolf?
* True Health Care Reform
* Establishing Justice in Health Care
* Cooperatives as a Source of Competition in Health Care
* Promoting Justice for the Uninsured
* Expanding the Reach of HSAs
* Creating New Markets for Low Income Families & the Elderly
* End the Preferential Treatment on Employer Sponsored Health Plans
* Employer Vouchers vs. Employer Sponsored Health Plans
* Reform Tax Treatment for Health Care Costs
* The Modified Health Care Exchange
* Pre-Existing Condition Reform
* Change the Way Health Care is Paid For: Results vs. Procedures
* The Outcome of Free Market Health Care Reform
* The Forces at Work in Health Care Reform
* A Look at the President's Health Care Reform Plan
* Health Care Reform: Conclusion
Thank you for taking the time to read this. Please vote against it, regardless of what this politically means for the President. What is most important is what this means to Americans.
Respectfully yours,
Ken Coman
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