Eye opening videos about how Democrats view reform

By Matthew Clemente on Oct 29, 2009

With a 1990 page bill circulating in the House and the 1502 page Baucus bill still waiting to be merged with the HELP bill in the Senate, it may be difficult for the average American-- and the average congressman-- to fully grasp what Democrats hope health care reform will accomplish.  In order to do so, it may be useful to examine what Democrats have previously said about reform.  The following videos reveal some shocking truths about what Democrat proposed reform might achieve:



njresident
October 31, 2009 - 8:48am

Great info, but we need to educate the young people under 30. Dick Morris says the best way to now stop ObamaCare is to educate those under 30. This 3-D, anti-Obamacare ad is a great way to do it on their own turf: YouTube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpQlTN9kgfo

THIS is how conservatives need to start diversifying their messages to the youth audience so conservative messages arent just scenes of tea parties and paintings of patriotic scenes. Please hurry! We can make an impact!

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Sir Mycroft
October 30, 2009 - 9:39am

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TheMan
October 29, 2009 - 5:15pm

You better believe there will eventually be a single payer system! Obama and the Democrats are just placating the right and the Blue Dogs and giving the insurance industry one last chance to stop gouging the consumer.

Wake up people - we are now joining the rest of the developed world who saw the light 60 years ago (thanks to FDR no less). I only wish we did not have to go through this ridiculous public option period especially since the right is against it anyways.

Also what does the Baucus Bill have to do with single payer system? There isn't even a provision for a public option!

Sir Mycroft
October 29, 2009 - 6:21pm

I think we should just skip the health care debate entirely and move to single provider universal food coverage. What should be more of a right, to see a Doctor or eat? Those food purveyors of death like McDollars , are just exploiting the poor and making them fat. Food is a helath care issue! Everyone should eat the same food. Why should the rich be able to enjoy a grass fed filet when the poor get hamburger. The amout of money wasted on a dinner at Chinese Laundry could feed an entire family of thirteen for a month. People should not be allowed to waste resources as they wish. the governemnt should alot the same portion of food to every individual, modified only by their health needs, as determined by Congress. Congress, of course, can continue to eat for free at the Captiol Resturant, but everyone else who works should be taxed and their money be used to buy food for those who cannot choose the correct food for themselves.

TheMan
October 29, 2009 - 6:29pm

Eating is a right as well - that's why we have food stamps.

Sir Mycroft
October 30, 2009 - 9:41am

Yet the poor still don't have the same access to food as the rich. Travesty.

Toy
October 30, 2009 - 1:50pm

This is nonsensical, dude.

Last time I checked, Americans didn't need to pay 15%-20% of their salaries so that an insurance company can decide whether or not they're allowed to go to the grocery store and what food they're allowed to buy. (And grocers, restaurants, and food producers are highly regulated to protect the population's safety already, with a focus on protecting consumers from disease and death.)

People should not be allowed to waste resources as they wish. the governemnt should alot the same portion of food to every individual, modified only by their health needs, as determined by Congress.

Do you even understand what HCR is going to do? This doesn't make any sense at all. Even single payer health care systems don't operate this way...