Thread: Stimulus Stinks to High Heaven

We have to Call Every house and senate Republican We Can Now .
Not Later , NOW .
This Stimulus is not going to do Hogwash , Its Pork , Pork , PORK .
NOTHING IN IT WILL HELP THE AMERICANS THAT ARE HURTING ,
Nothing but special[ interest Liberal agenda Garbage .

No Surprise .
We have to Call , Email and Fax " Now " to let them Know we wont take this Crap From Them .
Call Your Senator Call my Senator Call Them All , Every Republican you can Muster .
Sorry I don't have the links for the capitol hit list but I know its here .
This is serious .
Please , Lets Get to Work .
The Dem's Can not Pass this without a fight .
I will not give my tax dollars to acorn " one example whats in this bill " .
This thing is Crap You are Trying to Ram down The America Peoples Throat Mr . Obama . NO Way In Hell , No Way .

All this does is further the socialist agenda,nothing more nothing less.

Want real stimulus give incentives to companies who don't outsource
tax breaks for those who stop manufacturing in China and do so here,
we cannot survive as a consumer only society.

The only thing that will save America now is if we can get back to making and doing things ourselves, like we used to. How could we endlessly buy and hire foreign every chance we got, and not run aground?

From Family Research Center - The Stimilus will include money for TRANSEXUAL BEAUTY PAGENTS!

http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=AL09A06&f=AL09A06

Please contact your Representative to vote against H.R. 1, a stimulus bill full of earmarks and payback to liberal political cronies like ACORN and Planned Parenthood

January 27, 2009 - Tuesday


Exactly what kind of stimulus did Speaker Nancy Pelosi have in mind? That's a question more Americans should be asking now that details are trickling in about the controversial $825 billion "economic recovery" package. $200 million for lawn care in Washington, D.C., $360 million to potentially be used to put on transsexual beauty pageants and erotic art shows. These are a few examples in the $825 BILLION (and counting!), over 1,588 page stimulus bill. Speaker Nancy Pelosi argues this bill would stimulate the economy, however only 7 percent of the legislation actually goes towards infrastructure - the rest of the bill reads like a taxpayer funded payoff to groups that have supported liberal Democrats' interests.

And what a pay off! ACORN, the long controversial group that purposefully tried to muck up last year's elections to benefit the Democrats is being rewarded by Nancy Pelosi with potentially $4.19 BILLION in taxpayer funds. And more than 10 percent of the proposal-$87 billion-would be directed to groups like Planned Parenthood! The country's recession is crippling families, and the Democrats' solution is spending billions of dollars on contraception?

On the latest "This Week" program on ABC, George Stephanopoulos pressed Speaker Pelosi for an explanation. She implied that making sure there are less children is a great way to stimulate the economy! Meanwhile she helped stop an amendment to the bill that would have protected parental rights!

Contact your Representative today to vote against H.R. 1, the so called "American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009"

Thank you and God bless you.

LIFE WITH BIG BROTHER
Economic stimulus? Feds want your medical records

Electronic database to include lawsuit, mental health, abortion, sexual details

Posted: January 27, 2009
9:00 pm Eastern
By Bob Unruh
© 2009 WorldNetDaily


A little-discussed provision in President Obama's economic stimulus plan would demand that every American submit to a government program for electronic medical records without a choice to opt out, and it has privacy advocates more than a little alarmed.

Patients might be alarmed, too, privacy advocates said, if they realized information such as documentation on abortions, mental health problems, impotence, being labeled as a non-compliant patient, lawsuits against doctors and sexual problems could be shared electronically with, perhaps, millions of people.

Sue A. Blevins, president of the Institute for Health Freedom, said unless people have the right to decide "if and when" their health information is shared, there is no real privacy.

"President Obama has pledged to advance freedom," she said. "Therefore the freedom to choose not to participate in a national electronic health-records system must be upheld."

Blevins' organization, one of the few raising the alarm at this point, said the stimulus plan would impose an electronic health records system on every person in the U.S. without any provision for seeking patient consent or allowing them not to participate.

"Without those protections, Americans' electronic health records could be shared – without their consent – with over 600,000 covered entities through the forthcoming nationally linked electronic health-records network," Blevins said.

The organization said Americans who care about health privacy should contact members of Congress and the president to let them know about the need for opt-out and consent provisions.

According to the institute, the measure currently includes plans for:

• An electronic health record "for each person in the United States by 2014."

• A national coordinator to develop a "nationwide health information technology infrastructure that allows for the electronic use and exchange of information."

The institute said the medical privacy rule established under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 already allows personal health information to be passed along without patient consent for treatment, payment and "oversight." The recipients of such information could be any of the people in the 600,000 organizations in the industry.

"Nobody wants to stop the proper use of good technology," Blevins said, "and for some people privacy is not an issue." But she said the bottom line is that patients "would end up losing control of his or her personal health information."

"There's a lot at stake with electronically transferring health data and paying claims within the $2.2 trillion healthcare industry," warned the organization, which works on issues of health freedom in the U.S.
Another group, Consumer Watchdog, even suggested today Google is trying to lobby for the "sale of electronic medical records."

The group said, "Reportedly Google is pushing for the provisions so it may sell patient medical information to its advertising clients on the new 'Google Health’ databaseâ€