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As Congress debates overhauling the nation’s healthcare system, some state leaders hope that whatever legislation passes will include a provision allowing Texas to opt out of the plan. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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It has been a while since I have written, admittedly, and I have had many things to say, but time, patience, and coalescing of ideas sometimes need to age before they ripen. This idea is ready to fall from the tree. Full Article at Town Hall
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Statement on Health Care Reform From the Bishops of the Texas Catholic Conference October 27, 2009 In 2005, the Texas Catholic Conference issued a pastoral statement on the urgent need for health care reform. Full Article at Dallas Morning News - Blogs
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A poll by the New York Times puts Gov. Jon Corzine ahead of Republican Chris Christie among likely voters by 40 percent to 37 percent, but finds widespread dissatisfaction with the two men and the way things are going in their state. Full Article at Politics Daily
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Good post- What really got to me though were Republicans (some leaders) not denouncing the fearmomgering outright lies that were thrown around by the extreme right wing media and the "crazies" at some of the town hall meetings. Full Article at The Health Care Blog
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Until we see more clearly what Washington’s plan is relative to this, sure, our options are open
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Comprehensive health insurance reform legislation is not the place to be re-debating federal abortion policy, nor is it the place to dramatically expand or contract access to abortion services
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The health insurance’s antitrust exemption is one of the worst accidents of American history ... It deserves a lot of the blame for the huge rise in premiums that has made health insurance so unaffordable. It is time to end this special status and bring true competition to the health insurance industry.
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When I told that woman I didn't want to listen to her prattle, that was way out of line
