Comments on: Olbermann on the healthcare travesty http://principledprofit.com/good-business-blog/olbermann-on-the-healthcare-travesty/2009/12/18/ The Good Business Blog Wed, 17 Nov 2010 08:01:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: insurance tips http://principledprofit.com/good-business-blog/olbermann-on-the-healthcare-travesty/2009/12/18/comment-page-1/#comment-9585 insurance tips Wed, 03 Feb 2010 12:27:24 +0000 http://principledprofit.com/good-business-blog/?p=1048#comment-9585 From the presidential candidates campaigning they have used health care as a tool to get into the white house and Obama knows that he has to get the best health care reform prepared for the senate which will help everyone in America because there are millions out there without insurance. This reform will step on Politian’s toes but and also hurt them in their wallets but something has to be done as they rich are getting richer from health insurance and the poorer are suffering without or going bankrupt paying for it themselves. .-= insurance tips´s last blog .. From the presidential candidates campaigning they have used health care as a tool to get into the white house and Obama knows that he has to get the best health care reform prepared for the senate which will help everyone in America because there are millions out there without insurance. This reform will step on Politian’s toes but and also hurt them in their wallets but something has to be done as they rich are getting richer from health insurance and the poorer are suffering without or going bankrupt paying for it themselves.
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]]> By: Shel Horowitz, Ethical Marketing Expert http://principledprofit.com/good-business-blog/olbermann-on-the-healthcare-travesty/2009/12/18/comment-page-1/#comment-9445 Shel Horowitz, Ethical Marketing Expert Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:47:53 +0000 http://principledprofit.com/good-business-blog/?p=1048#comment-9445 As promised...my letter to Senators Kerry and Kirk of Massachusetts. It's very easy to cotact your Senator on this webpage: http://senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?State=MA Dear Senator Kerry: As a constituent and a business owner, I am appalled at the way all meaningful reform has been stripped out of the health reform bill. It is time for Senators like yourself, who truly care about health care for all, to say, enough is enough. I urge you to withdraw from the 60-vote block until at the very least, a public option and Medicare for 55+ are returned to the bill. I'd rather this bill be withdrawn entirely and replaced with the Sanders-Weiner single-payer/Medicare for All. In its present form, this bill deserves to die, and progressive Democrats need to stand together to push for meaningful reform, and to pin the blame of any failure squarely on the intransigent Republican Party and it's Blue Dog/Independent allies. Let's vote them out in 2010, and come back when we can pass a bill that actually helps people. Even former Vermont Governor Dr. Howard Dean no longer supports this bill. If you would like to see a very trenchant analysis of this bill, I refer you to Keith Olberman''s commentary on MSNBC, www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/vp/34455431#34455431 As promised…my letter to Senators Kerry and Kirk of Massachusetts. It’s very easy to cotact your Senator on this webpage: http://senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?State=MA

Dear Senator Kerry:

As a constituent and a business owner, I am appalled at the way all meaningful reform has been stripped out of the health reform bill. It is time for Senators like yourself, who truly care about health care for all, to say, enough is enough. I urge you to withdraw from the 60-vote block until at the very least, a public option and Medicare for 55+ are returned to the bill. I’d rather this bill be withdrawn entirely and replaced with the Sanders-Weiner single-payer/Medicare for All. In its present form, this bill deserves to die, and progressive Democrats need to stand together to push for meaningful reform, and to pin the blame of any failure squarely on the intransigent Republican Party and it’s Blue Dog/Independent allies. Let’s vote them out in 2010, and come back when we can pass a bill that actually helps people. Even former Vermont Governor Dr. Howard Dean no longer supports this bill.

If you would like to see a very trenchant analysis of this bill, I refer you to Keith Olberman”s commentary on MSNBC, http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/vp/34455431#34455431

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