Showing posts with label debate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label debate. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Dr. Strigenz asks about healthcare cost for seniors.




iMedexchange Physician, Dr. Andrew Strigenz asks the Republican candidates about their solutions for the problem of inadequate insurance reimbursements for seniors.

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Monday, August 13, 2007

question for candidate Mike Huckabee




I'm Mike Sharley, a disabled lawyer. I'm not overweight. I exercise. I can't get health insurance. Medicaid and Medicare have income limits. How will your health plan include the disabled?

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Question for Republican Presidential Debate




Should Americans die because they lack health insurance? Can you justify denying needed care?

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Thursday, August 9, 2007

NATIONAL DISGRACE: US Health Care System Kills and Bankrupts




Hardball with Chris Matthews. August 8, 2007.

Retired and disabled AFL-CIO union member, Steve Skvara, presented a question at the Democratic presidential debate in Chicago on the previous day.

Any American could fall into a dire situation similar to Steve with nowhere to turn for what truely must be considered the most basic of human rights -- health care. We are the only free industrialized nation in the world that has been conditioned to think of health care as only a "benefit". This MUST change!

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Wednesday, August 8, 2007

Question for CNN Youtube Rep. Debate: Universal Healthcare 1




Single-payer universal healthcare a complex issue, and you need a question that addresses the nuances of the usual republican response to this question. If not, we just get the same answers over and over again that just don't check with the facts.

"How can you defend private insurance companies as a solution for our healthcare if their incentive is to deny coverage to maximize profits? Wouldn't it be irrelevant how low prices may drop, since premise of the business itself is flawed? How can you say that our govt. is too inefficient to implement a single-payer universal coverage when we are the only nation among the top industrialized countries without it -- why can their govts do it and ours cannot? The #1 healthcare system in the world is socialized. Finally, would state run universal healthcare be a good solution?"

Malu Welton,
Astoria, NY

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AFL-CIO Debate: Healthcare




C&L: "If this man's genuine passion and anguish doesn't move you, you're not human. Steve Skvara, a disabled, retired steel worker from Indiana tells the story of how he lost his family's health insurance after the company he worked for, for 34 years closed two years after they forced him to retire. Skvara received a standing ovation, and rightfully so."

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Republican debate 8/5/07 - child health care bill




August 5th, 2007 republican presidential candidate debate. Snippets from child health insurance topic. Tom Tancredo comments are scary!

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