Topic: U.S. Democratic Party

Healthcare ills infect 2012-bound Republicans

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The troubled healthcare industry, recently a problem for Democrats facing voter anger over President Barack Obama's overhaul law, is now plaguing Republicans hoping to take the White House in 2012.The health law proved a liability for Democrats in the ...

House tones down healthcare debate after shooting

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The House of Representatives, back to work after the attempted assassination of one of its members, on Tuesday staged a toned-down debate on a bill to repeal President Barack Obama's overhaul of the U.S. healthcare industry."In the wake of ...
Taking control of the House, GOP rushes toward political fight against Obama White HouseTaking control of the House at last, Republicans are rushing straight into a political fight with President Barack Obama over health care and changes in Washington they say voters ...
The basics of the health care reform bill are simple; give handouts to people, make hardworking people pay for it, and give the Democrats a victory over the Republicans. Last week, Obama gave 1.5 billion dollars to Haiti for relief. Haiti doesn't ...
Who says that health care reform is not politically motivated? The party has shown that it will fight President Obama on any urgent or critical issue. With all due respect, the Democrats were just as ornery and spiteful to President George Walker ...
The healthcare reform debate is headed for a showdown and both sides agree that reform is needed. Democrats and Republicans addressed the problem of high cost of health insurance, affordability, and patient eligibility in proposals and healthcare legislation. The House bill, Pelosi ...

Healthcare Reform, Oh My!

Our upcoming healthcare reform event certainly has people talking. The event, to be held on November 9 in New York City and again November 10 in New Jersey, has lead to a number of emails and phone calls from people I know--all ...
The title of a recently released Yahoo! , which is obviously synonymous with the GOP calling healthcare reform a GOVERNMENT TAKEOVER of the healthcare system. At the other extreme, Ron Johnson is a "businessman" so, of course, he DOESN'T/WON'T want to pay ...

Vote could change direction of healthcare reform

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With most Americans ambivalent about President Barack Obama's signature healthcare overhaul or openly hostile to it, next Tuesday's elections could have a big impact on the reforms, experts said on Wednesday.Major Republican gains could mean years of hold-ups on ...
Why can't we have this drug?. A friend of mine was doing business in Europe and brought a front page article home for me with this title. It had nothing to do with health care. The truth was that the Republicans wanted ...
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