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Relee wrote:What I want to know is who is paying to PUSH healthcare reform. It wouldn't have gotten this far if the powers that be didn't want it to happen.
Anna wrote:You americans didn't notice, to have some social thoughts doesn't infect you with comunism, otherwise, I'm sure your old Senator "St."McCarthy had stopped the american revolution 1776, just for the fear of comunism, even this wasn't invented at these years.
You are to hysterical.
Anna wrote:Dear bosses of the U.S.medical pharma industries, you can still making money, think about it, just talk to the managments at your european sections, and learn.
So support the healthcare reform, it doesn't hurt, you've got a nice publicity, because you help people, and get money, money, money....
Shackler wrote:Anna, are you aware that McCarthy is widely considered a villain in the United States?
Relee wrote:What I want to know is who is paying to PUSH healthcare reform. It wouldn't have gotten this far if the powers that be didn't want it to happen.
Jennifer Diane Reitz wrote:Relee wrote:What I want to know is who is paying to PUSH healthcare reform. It wouldn't have gotten this far if the powers that be didn't want it to happen.
Obama couldn't have gotten elected, some say, without promising health care reform, which most voters desperately want. If he wants to be reelected for a second term, he needs, politically, to appear to fight for this, even if he fails.
Having started, his political credibility (power, his political Dick) is on the line; to be dominant, he need to prove he can do this, so this is also an issue.
Unfortunately, he got a lot of money from the pharmaceutical industry, so he has a bit of conflict going on - which is why he is doing all of this 'bipartisan' crap instead of just trying to ram it through - which he can't really, since most democrats also owe the pharmaceutical industry too - so this way he can claim he fought hard, but it was 'those darn conservatives', and get everyone off the hook, while appearing to fulfill his campaign promise.
And most people will buy this, I feel certain.
Relee wrote:I don't know. The way it's working, from what I'm seeing, doesn't seem like an act, or even an attempt, but more like a whale rising to the surface and knocking over a ship. It might not be perfect but there will be some kind of health-care reform, I'm quite sure.
Even if I'm wrong, all this debate in the U.S. about healthcare reform has got us here in Canada fixing our broken system. It's kind of terrible that you guys look up to us when we consider our own medical system to be flawed and in desperate need of change.
Coda wrote:I think there was a little psychology going on with that speech. I think he's arguing for more than he knows he can get so that he can later appear to make concessions to opposing viewpoints while still getting something through.
Aealacreatrananda wrote:When I envision a far far future.... I don't fuck around.
Relee wrote:Jennifer Diane Reitz wrote:Relee wrote:What I want to know is who is paying to PUSH healthcare reform. It wouldn't have gotten this far if the powers that be didn't want it to happen.
Obama couldn't have gotten elected, some say, without promising health care reform, which most voters desperately want. If he wants to be reelected for a second term, he needs, politically, to appear to fight for this, even if he fails.
Having started, his political credibility (power, his political Dick) is on the line; to be dominant, he need to prove he can do this, so this is also an issue.
Unfortunately, he got a lot of money from the pharmaceutical industry, so he has a bit of conflict going on - which is why he is doing all of this 'bipartisan' crap instead of just trying to ram it through - which he can't really, since most democrats also owe the pharmaceutical industry too - so this way he can claim he fought hard, but it was 'those darn conservatives', and get everyone off the hook, while appearing to fulfill his campaign promise.
And most people will buy this, I feel certain.
I don't know. The way it's working, from what I'm seeing, doesn't seem like an act, or even an attempt, but more like a whale rising to the surface and knocking over a ship. It might not be perfect but there will be some kind of health-care reform, I'm quite sure.
Even if I'm wrong, all this debate in the U.S. about healthcare reform has got us here in Canada fixing our broken system. It's kind of terrible that you guys look up to us when we consider our own medical system to be flawed and in desperate need of change.
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