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Thought I’d Share a Message From My Inbox

August 10th, 2009 at 3:03 pm by Michele

Check it out and spread the word to the other ignorant people spreading lies. I just want to know, how can we be spreading misinformation when we don’t even have the information?  I heard there are four healthcare bills in committee, one in front of the House and one in the president’s head.  The only one we’re hearing about is the one in the House.

Dear Friend,

Anyone that’s watched the news in the past few days knows that health insurance reform is a hot topic — and that rumors and scare tactics have only increased as more people engage with the issue. Given a lot of the outrageous claims floating around, it’s time to make sure everyone knows the facts about the security and stability you get with health insurance reform.

That’s why we’ve launched a new online resource — WhiteHouse.gov/RealityCheck — to help you separate fact from fiction and share the truth about health insurance reform. Here’s a few of the reality check videos you can find on the site:

There’s more information and a number of online tools you can use to spread the truth among your family, friends and other social networks. Take a look:

Health Insurance Reform Reality Check

We knew going into this effort that accomplishing comprehensive health insurance reform wasn’t going to be easy. Achieving real change never is. The entrenched interests that benefit from the status quo always use their influence in Washington to try and keep things just as they are.

But don’t be misled. We know the status quo is unsustainable. If we do nothing, millions more Americans will be denied insurance because of pre-existing conditions, or see their coverage suddenly dropped if they become seriously ill. Out-of-pocket expenses will continue to soar, and more and more families and businesses will be forced to deal with health insurance costs they can’t afford.

That’s the reality.

Americans deserve better. You deserve a health care system that works as well for you as it does for the status quo; one you can depend on — that won’t deny you coverage when you need it most or charge you crippling out-of-pocket co-pays. Health insurance reform means guaranteeing the health care security and stability you deserve.

President Barack Obama promised he’d bring change to Washington and fix our broken, unsustainable health insurance system. You can help deliver that change. Visit WhiteHouse.gov/RealityCheck, get the facts and spread the truth. The stakes are just too high to do nothing.

Thank you,
David

David Axelrod
Senior Advisor to the President

Visit Whitehouse.gov

I plan on watching the damn videos, researching the backgrounds of the presenters, and reading the damn bill. I just can’t figure out if I need a stimulant or a relaxant in order to do this.

I also plan on going to the Cato institute’s site on healthcare and see what their free market plan is.

Update: Here are all of the healthcare reform proposals in one place. Only about 650 pages. Enjoy!


3 Responses to “Thought I’d Share a Message From My Inbox”

  1. christmasghost Says:

    “stimulant or a relaxant..”
    Stimulant to read it and then several xanax afterward to keep your head from blowing off…
    Did i just say that out loud?

  2. Bill Sanders Says:

    I can add expectorant and laxative, in order to spit it out and s*it it out..

  3. Michele Says:

    Ha! Just as long as I don’t take the laxative with my sleep aid.

    I just want to know which one of you is going to pay for all the drugs I’m going to need to get through this bill? I’m not sure my insurance will pay you see. I can’t be spending my hard earned money on caring for my own health!

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