Michigan Votes Forum

Introduced in the Senate on February 16, 2012

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Yeah, but whats in this bill

If Obamacare isn't tossed out in its entirety by the SCOTUS, then it overrides this Compact.  PPACA Section 1333. Even if Obamacare is overturned, there are no details to the Compact.  No right of conscience guarantees, no free-market reforms, no guarantees against a single-payer system.  The Compact is a fraud on Individual Rights and Freedom in Health Care.  There will be no real reform until we begin the Health Care Reform discussion with Individual rights and Freedoms as the goal.  Only then will we see high quality and lower costs for all citizens.  Freedom is the best way.

 

Nearly 50 million older Americans and Americans with disabilities rely on Medicare each year. The new health care law makes Medicare stronger by adding new benefits, fighting fraud, cutting costs (for example for rhinoplasty Seattle, and improving care for patients. Let's hope that everything will shift in a positive direction, as a new change is more than welcomed.

Willamette Valley is a magical place, perfect for money saving on the fly. I used to go there with my father that worked in a nearby rehabilitation center. Those peaceful hills that are so good for making high quality wine are also excellent for helping people get over their addictions.

Nowadays the information, education and technology are hand in hand. Even modern medicine uses them in order to cure almost every disease. I have a degree in communications and maybe one day I will change something in this country using these three concepts. Old ideas should make room for new ideas, because only in this way we progress.

This is a very serious bill that they're voting. Are you sure that there will be people that will treat it as it is? As a virtual thing? I think that taking things too serious is not always a good thing as my dentist Nashua is saying. As a fan of video games i will try it but i don't promise anything.

The government has been handling Medicare for years now. The CSO, with its great communication tools spends more time hiding information than addressing it. Just take a look at their internal audit findings, emails documenting such findings as using easily guessable or default passwords for server/applications passwords. In the last instance, the person who sent this email was told by the CSO to never do that again because such emails could be supoenaed by the SEC.