Thread: More Research and More on the HEALTH? Bill

On Fox this morning Megyn Kelly reported that trial lawyers will be getting a TAX BREAK in this bill also. It seems that when they get their customary 30% on medical malpractice, they have other billable expenses. this bill will give them a tax DEDUCTION for that year. The Trial Lawyers Association was one of the largest contributors to the DNC. No tax relief for the "payers" , only more taxes to pay for it all.......


[quote]Peter Fleckenstein, a blogger and former Marine from Phoenix, Arizona, is going through the ObamaCare bill page by page and highlighting the provisions he finds there.

Clearly, Fleckenstein has struck a nerve. His list, originally published as a series of Twitter posts, has gone viral via email. Within days, the liberal fascists published his personal information on Twitter as a means to silence him. Fleckenstein promises legal action.

It’s easy to see why the liberals are tripping over themselves to suppress the information Fleckenstein unearthed. At its best, the information Fleckenstein culled from the bowels of the ObamaCare bill are absurd. When you really understand what the ObamaCare bill is and what Congress and Obama are trying to do with it, however, it turns from absurd to nearly terrifying.

Information has been taken from different sources for formatting purposes but verified back to Fleckenstein’s original work. Fleckenstein’s blog is here: http://blog.flecksoflife.com/

• Page 22: Mandates audits of all employers that self-insure!
• Page 29: Admission: your health care will be rationed!
• Page 30: A government committee will decide what treatments and benefits you get (and, unlike an insurer, there will be no appeals process)
• Page 42: The “Health Choices Commissionerâ€

Does anyone know where in this healthcare bill it states that lawyer's get the tax write-off? I can't find it and it just infuriates me!!!!!!

I heard it as I watched FOX news this morning and almost cracked my teeth. Maybe a reference is there.

Sent email to Fox asking for a ref.

Lies, Damn Lies, and Health Care By: Tait Trussell
FrontPageMagazine.com | Friday, July 17, 2009

In 1988, Congress passed a bill to protect the elderly against the cost of catastrophic illness. But the cost to seniors—who would have been charged a big surtax to pay for it—was comparable to a slap in the face. The elderly were boiling over. Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-IL, then chairman of the Ways and Means Committee who was most responsible for the bill, was vilified. At one point, a large group of seniors chased the lawmaker’s car down the street shouting and waving their canes at him. The bill was repealed some months later. (Rostenkowski later went to jail for mail fraud.) Now, with broad health care changes being drafted on the Hill, a repeat of the uprising in 1988 is not impossible.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/readArticle ... RTID=35543

I posted this quote because if this approach worked in 1988 it might work now, only it would be preferable to stage the uprising BEFORE a bill is passed rather than after.