Thread: Denver Post Takes a stand Against Health care

I will send lots of emails to both Udall and Bennet. This bill needs to stop!

Without a public option, without an expansion of Medicare and without other significant changes that stand the greatest chance of holding down surging costs, the Senate's legislation would leave working Americans pretty much where they are today: facing the prospect of double- digit inflation in insurance premiums for as far as the eye can see.

But the best way to bring that about is to foster greater competition among insurers. We support a public option because we believe it would challenge insurers to price their premiums more attractively and to apply pressure on providers to control costs.

Not so fast. Too many conservative Americans do not want a public option because it could wipe out existing insurance plans held by over 70% of us. We shouldn't concede to the liberals like MoveOn and Maxine Waters and many other sharks in the House.

Originally Posted by ShockedinCalifornia

Without a public option, without an expansion of Medicare and without other significant changes that stand the greatest chance of holding down surging costs, the Senate's legislation would leave working Americans pretty much where they are today: facing the prospect of double- digit inflation in insurance premiums for as far as the eye can see.

[quote:1e9py8ps]But the best way to bring that about is to foster greater competition among insurers. We support a public option because we believe it would challenge insurers to price their premiums more attractively and to apply pressure on providers to control costs.

Not so fast. Too many conservative Americans do not want a public option because it could wipe out existing insurance plans held by over 70% of us. We shouldn't concede to the liberals like MoveOn and Maxine Waters and many other sharks in the House.[/quote:1e9py8ps]

I posted the article to show that Liberals are not happy with Obama healthcare, not to say we agreed with the reasoning.