Thanks for making it all the way through this series of posts analyzing and discussing the President’s health care remarks at the Portsmouth, New Hampshire town hall.
Here’s the second-to-last post in this series discussing the President’s remarks on health care reform in Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
THE PRESIDENT: About two-thirds of those costs we can cover by eliminating the…
This is #18 in a series of 20 posts discussing the President’s remarks on health care reform in Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
THE PRESIDENT: So it’s about a hundred billion dollars a year to cover everybody and to…
We continue to review the President’s Portsmouth, New Hampshire remarks on health care:
THE PRESIDENT: A single-payer plan would be a plan like Medicare for all, or the kind of plan that they have in Canada, where…
Here is still another element of the President’s health care pitch at the Portsmouth town hall:
THE PRESIDENT: Under the reform we’re proposing, insurance companies will be prohibited from denying coverage because…
Continuing with the series, here is the President talking about health care reform in Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
THE PRESIDENT: And we will do this without adding to our deficit over the next decade, largely by…
Here is the President speaking about health care reform at a town hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
THE PRESIDENT: And finally … this is important … we will require insurance companies to cover routine checkups and…
Here’s the President again at the Portsmouth, NH town hall on health care reform:
(In response to a gentleman’s question about Medicaid forcing him to take a generic equivalent for Lipitor):
In a letter to four key Republican Congressmen (Camp, Barton, Kline, and Ryan), the Congressional Budget Office destroys the House Democrats’ implementation of the President’s goal of long-term fiscal responsibility through health care reform. With this…
Imagine that Sony plans to bring to market a new TV that is twice as good as the old $500 TV but costs $200 more to produce. If instead it is twice as good but costs $2,000 more, they will probably hold…
