Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Is the GOP like a spoiled child--they only want health care reform on their terms

Is the GOP like a spoiled child--they only want health care reform on their terms.?
Any reasonable and enlightened person knows our current system sucks and like a broken down car needs to get into the repair shop before the engine blows. Are they just too messed up in the head to stop their nonsense and help solve the problem.
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Are 54% of Americans like spoiled children? If so, then yes, I guess Republicans are too.
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On their terms? No. They just don't want anything done unless they are doing it. More like a really overly competitive sibling who is always trying to outshine the other. Willing to screw themselves over to not let the other one accomplish anything.
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They just don't want Obama to be the one to pass it.
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no they're just worried about paying the mechanic
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Or, maybe some of us can see that the democrats are trying to get us started down a road that leads to single payer coverage. Anyone that doesn't see that is either dishonest or naive. lp
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The current proposal would make it much worse. Not having anything is better than that.
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spoiled obama gonna get it his way huh. and he is not like a spoiled child who only wants it his way
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You dont throw a baby out with the bath water Thats what the Democrats are doing Trying for a sweeping change in one fell swoop Not even considering anything other then a massive reform Are they like spoiled children holding their breath saying DO IT THIS WAY OR ELSE!
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Obongocare sucks
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GOP...party before country
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Here's an answer to your bs... This is from a doctor who works the emergency room shift who sent this letter to osama. Dear Mr. President: During my shift in the Emergency Room last night, I had the pleasure of evaluating a patient whose smile revealed an expensive shiny gold tooth, whose body was adorned with a wide assortment of elaborate and costly tattoos, who wore a very expensive brand of tennis shoes and who chatted on a new cellular telephone equipped with a popular R&B ringtone. While glancing over her patient chart, I happened to notice that her payer status was listed as "Medicaid"! During my examination of her, the patient informed me that she smokes more than one costly pack of cigarettes every day and somehow still has money to buy pretzels and beer. And, you and our Congress expect me to pay for this woman's health care? I contend that our nation's "health care crisis" is not the result of a shortage of quality hospitals, doctors or nurses. Rather, it is the result of a "crisis of culture".....a culture in which it is perfectly acceptable to spend money on luxuries and vices while refusing to take care of one's self or, heaven forbid, purchase health insurance. It is a culture based on the irresponsible credo that "I can do whatever I want to because someone else will always take care of me". Once you fix this "culture crisis" that rewards irresponsibility and dependency, you'll be amazed at how quickly our nation's health care difficulties will disappear. Respectfully, STARNER JONES, MD If you agree....pass it on.
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Republicans only like things that help rich, old, white men stay in power. If the American public got a taste of good healthcare, it would pave the way for us to experience other things, like equal pay for women, a smaller contrast between the classes, clean air, reduction in global warming, better education that is more on par with the rest of the world, etc. The heads of the GOP know that people who can think for themselves won't put up with being treated badly, so they use falsehoods and scare tactics to keep the masses ignorant.
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Is that why Harry Reid made the deal with the Nebraska Senator, or the deal that preserves Medicare advantage to 800,000 senior in Florida? Nice job of totally ignoring the facts.
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The GOP are brain dead. They only care about money.
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And exactly when will the democrats realize, the american people do not want their current health care bills When they all get voted out later this year ? So why not scrap the current bills and start over, that's what the american people want to happen ? And why not mention the house liberals, blocking a vote on the senate bill, just because they want a public option or nothing at all ? Republicans are blocking nothing at all, the balls in the democrats court now The House is trying to say, its our way or no way
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GOP elected officials are adept at placing party/power before country/citizens. They've used egregious fear tactics and outright lies to tear down the President, and they'll stop at nothing to ensure he fails. This, of course, discounts regular Americans, who would all benefit from real health care reform. Interesting that when Republicans were in control for 8 years, their "leader" only offered more privitation (including social security). So much for "compassionate conservatism"-the epitome of an oxymoron. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/28/weekinreview/28abelson.html
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What? why not try the things that don't cost anything first, then see what happens before you nationalize 1/6 of our economy? THings like cross state carriers, tort reform, etc. BTW- Do you know what health institution declines more claims than any other? Medicare! Medicare declines more claims than any other insurance provider in the US, 16% more denials than Blue Cross/ Blue Sheild! Che-che: Awesome post!
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They are too locked into a thought process that believes that poor and sick people are morally inferior to monied heathy people. They actually think it is God's will to smite the immoral people and their spawn with what they deserve. It is a convenient and morally righteous way to mentally dehumanize people they find distasteful and expendable. Spoiled children aren't so intentionally mean and heartless, they are just overpriviledged kids.
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None of the GOP's suggestions have been implemented. Obama & Pelosi have shut the GOP out of the process in the most partisan national reform in American history. No other politician has attempted such a sweeping change while ignoring any input from representatives of 49% of the American people.
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Your question reminds me of another recent one asking how so many could have voted for Obama, but are now seeing him with open eyes. I'm afraid you'll feel that same way AFTER this over-priced, over-legislated, government take-over healthcare bill is passed. Have you read the 2000 pages? I beg you to read them and then see if you still feel the same way. You know page 820 says government may access all personal finances? You know page 915 says government Mandates cultural and linguistic competency training for healthcare professionals? You know page 859 says government will establish a public health fund at a cost of $88;,800,000,000 (which is a Billion)? You know page789 says government will mandate drug prices controlling which drugs will be brought to market? You know page 676 says government will regulate hosptials in every aspect? And they also will decide about end-life decisions. Now, truthfully, are these things the reform America really wants? No. That is why is many are against it and not "messed up in the head". Please know what's in the reformed bill before telling those against that they are like spoiled child.





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Saturday, October 4, 2008

Is health care in children already socialized

Is health care in children already socialized?
Since it's the state's job I believe to provide a child with proper medical treatment regardless of what the parents can pay, and we're paying those taxes that get them covered, don't we already have "universal health care" of sorts for people under eighteen?
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Health care is partially socialized. For children, the elderly, the poor, etc. Amazing, a thumbs down for stating a simple fact with absolutely no opinion or inferences.
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Not it my state. Costs for people who can't pay are pick up by everyone in the form of higher medical bills.
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also hospital emergency rooms can not turn any one away even if they can not pay for it. that is payed for by people with health insurance. that's one reason health costs are high.
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No, there are millions of children without health care They can wait in an emergency room but if they aren't dying, they don't proper care now California is cutting down the-number of clinics for the poor because of their budget
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No. Look at the death rates for children aged under five, and compare them to the rates of countries in western Europe.




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Wednesday, October 1, 2008

what are the best universities in Australia for studying master in nutrition and public health

what are the best universities in Australia for studying master in nutrition and public health?
i'm looking forward to have my master in Australia but still searching the best place to go.i'm interested in child and women health and nutrition.anyone can help?thanks in advance.
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I'd have to say Monash University in Melbourne - they have a very strong science department and are highly respected for their post graduate study programs.


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