The Democrats ushered in Obamacare but Republicans laid the groundwork in 2003, and were certainly no heroes in the lead up to this latest big government scheme.
*Note* I do realize I have been behind on posts, there is a reason for it and I will explain soon enough
- TPOC
Showing posts with label Healthcare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Healthcare. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Friday, January 1, 2010
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Judge Napolitano: Healthcare is a Good, not a Right!
The judge breaks down on what is a right and what is a good. Excellent breakdown.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Ron Paul & Barney Frank On Larry King Live
On Healthcare & Ben Bernake being Time Magazine's Man Of The Year.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
Dan Mitchell of the Cato Institute discusses taxes on CNBC
Discussing whether health care reform can be achieved without new taxes on the middle class, with Daniel Mitchell, Cato Institute; Christian Weller, Center for American Progress; and CNBC's Erin Burnett
Monday, August 24, 2009
Tom Woods "Lectures on Liberty"
Tom Woods addresses 1,000+ on August 15, 2009 in Galveston Texas at the "Lectures on Liberty" event.
This is an excellent lecture in so many ways. From the economy to socialism, this lecture has it all for the time that is given.
The Film Tom speaks about is below:
This is an excellent lecture in so many ways. From the economy to socialism, this lecture has it all for the time that is given.
The Film Tom speaks about is below:
Saturday, August 15, 2009
John Stossel's: Sick In America.
Since the big issue of the moment seems to be healthcare, i figured that it would make sense to put a weekend film that investigates on all ends, the healthcare problem.
John Stossel, best known for his investigative journalism on ABC for many years, did a report awhile back on the issue of Healthcare in America. He goes head on with the Insurance Companies, Michael Moore & the other systems around the world.
A must watch, no matter which side you are for.
*Bonus*
John Stossel, best known for his investigative journalism on ABC for many years, did a report awhile back on the issue of Healthcare in America. He goes head on with the Insurance Companies, Michael Moore & the other systems around the world.
A must watch, no matter which side you are for.
*Bonus*
Thursday, August 13, 2009
The Real Way To Reform Healthcare.
Having practiced medicine for over 30 years, Congressman Paul gives his perspective on the past and future of medicine in this country, and the effects of government and special interests on quality, costs and access.
Did you even know that Medicare actually went broke in 2008?
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Dr. Mary Ruwart has a plan that would reduce healthcare costs by 80% overnight... without costing taxpayers $2 trillion. So why isn't anyone talking about this?
Did you even know that Medicare actually went broke in 2008?
Read More...
Dr. Mary Ruwart has a plan that would reduce healthcare costs by 80% overnight... without costing taxpayers $2 trillion. So why isn't anyone talking about this?
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Cato Experts Dissect Obama's Health Care Town Hall Meeting
President Obama on Wednesday answered questions on rising costs, taxing benefits, and many other issues during an ABC News special on health care reform, "Questions for the President: Prescription for America." Cato Institute scholars Michael D. Tanner and Michael F. Cannon respond to Obama's claims.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
Monday, September 15, 2008
So you want Universal Healthcare?
Many people ( especially Hillary Clinton followers ) have wanted healthcare for all. Some people believe that no person should make a profit off another persons health. Just like the cops don't profit off protecting the citizen to the fire department for saving lives from a fire.
But what is right and ok and what is just plain wrong?
Is it right for me that I am healthy, workout every other day, take excellent care of myself to have to pay for the next guy who decides he wants to eat fast food, watch t.v. all day, not care for his health until' it's too late?
This is one argument that has been raised with those who are in favor and against healthcare for all.
Some countries have a government run healthcare system, such as Canada, France, Etc.
How can they possibly have this type of system and maintain it for so long? I mean, the United States of America is the most powerful and wealthiest country in the world, but they can't give everyone healthcare? Why?
One major thing the people in favor don't look at is, these countries don't have an excess of 300 million people, immigrants flocking here to work, an empire made up of 700+ bases in 130 countries to maintain, a country that is living by credit and not solid money, a country that today, spends more than it takes in.
I came across yet another report done by one of the best investigative reporters of the time, John Stossel.
This report is on Healthcare in America. He touches on the current broken system, Michael Moore's film sicko ( about universal healthcare ) and countries that do have a government run healthcare system.
The point of this report posting is this:
Whether you are in favor or against the government running the healthcare system, you will walk away from watching this and be able to make a better decision on the issue.
But what is right and ok and what is just plain wrong?
Is it right for me that I am healthy, workout every other day, take excellent care of myself to have to pay for the next guy who decides he wants to eat fast food, watch t.v. all day, not care for his health until' it's too late?
This is one argument that has been raised with those who are in favor and against healthcare for all.
Some countries have a government run healthcare system, such as Canada, France, Etc.
How can they possibly have this type of system and maintain it for so long? I mean, the United States of America is the most powerful and wealthiest country in the world, but they can't give everyone healthcare? Why?
One major thing the people in favor don't look at is, these countries don't have an excess of 300 million people, immigrants flocking here to work, an empire made up of 700+ bases in 130 countries to maintain, a country that is living by credit and not solid money, a country that today, spends more than it takes in.
I came across yet another report done by one of the best investigative reporters of the time, John Stossel.
This report is on Healthcare in America. He touches on the current broken system, Michael Moore's film sicko ( about universal healthcare ) and countries that do have a government run healthcare system.
The point of this report posting is this:
Whether you are in favor or against the government running the healthcare system, you will walk away from watching this and be able to make a better decision on the issue.
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