http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/ Tue, 14 Feb 2012 22:27:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-52358 Obama’s budget numbers are five feet high and risin’ « Seeing Red AZ Tue, 01 Sep 2009 07:51:10 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-52358 [...] Still Obama is committed to push through his nationalized health care extravaganza, which is estimated to cost $1.3 trillion dollars over ten years. Most Americans think the House plan will cost about $130 billion a year. The Heritage Foundation reports they have been mislead. In reality, by 2019 the House health plan will cost $245 billion a year. [...] [...] Still Obama is committed to push through his nationalized health care extravaganza, which is estimated to cost $1.3 trillion dollars over ten years. Most Americans think the House plan will cost about $130 billion a year. The Heritage Foundation reports they have been mislead. In reality, by 2019 the House health plan will cost $245 billion a year. [...]

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42835 Fix Health Care Policy | The True Cost of the House Health Plan in Pictures Fri, 17 Jul 2009 18:06:05 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42835 [...] At $1.3 trillion dollars over ten years, most Americans will think the House plan will cost about $130 billion a year. They have been mislead. In reality, by 2019 the House health plan will cost $245 billion a year. [...] [...] At $1.3 trillion dollars over ten years, most Americans will think the House plan will cost about $130 billion a year. They have been mislead. In reality, by 2019 the House health plan will cost $245 billion a year. [...]

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42668 Economy » $1 TRILLION for Democrats’ Criminalization of America’s Health Care Fri, 17 Jul 2009 03:01:56 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42668 [...] comprehensive. They are only preliminary as administrative and other costs are not yet projected. Heritage advises, “But even this analysis understates the true costs of the bill. The CBO only scores [...] [...] comprehensive. They are only preliminary as administrative and other costs are not yet projected. Heritage advises, “But even this analysis understates the true costs of the bill. The CBO only scores [...]

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42648 With ObamaCare You Will Loose Your Private Health Care. You Need to Read This and Then Pass It On To Everyone You Know.Its Important. Lady Liberty is gasping for Air. Fri, 17 Jul 2009 00:30:51 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42648 [...] At $1.3 trillion dollars over ten years, most Americans will think the House plan will cost about $130 billion a year. They have been mislead. In reality, by 2019 the House health plan will cost $245 billion a year.   [...] [...] At $1.3 trillion dollars over ten years, most Americans will think the House plan will cost about $130 billion a year. They have been mislead. In reality, by 2019 the House health plan will cost $245 billion a year.   [...]

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42478 Thoughts Of A Conservative Christian Thu, 16 Jul 2009 14:39:38 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42478 [...] At $1.3 trillion dollars over ten years, most Americans will think the House plan will cost about $130 billion a year. They have been mislead. In reality, by 2019 the House health plan will cost $245 billion a year. [...] [...] At $1.3 trillion dollars over ten years, most Americans will think the House plan will cost about $130 billion a year. They have been mislead. In reality, by 2019 the House health plan will cost $245 billion a year. [...]

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42457 Wilbur Burnett Pal Thu, 16 Jul 2009 10:15:07 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42457 Question,-If we are unluckly and end up with this Gov. run health plan that the president Obama wants,what will the happen to Veterans retirement benifits such as Tricare and Veterans Hospitals and medical care. And will concress have to fall under the new Goverment Health coverage. Question,-If we are unluckly and end up with this Gov. run health plan that the president Obama wants,what will the happen to Veterans retirement benifits such as Tricare and Veterans Hospitals and medical care. And will concress have to fall under the new Goverment Health coverage.

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42437 Nicholas Del Giudice Thu, 16 Jul 2009 06:44:59 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42437 Many of us are going to the PNC in Holmdel, NJ today to protest against the madness the Administration and Congress are engaging in. We don't know how close we will get the enemy but we will try. Many of us are going to the PNC in Holmdel, NJ today to protest against the madness the Administration and Congress are engaging in. We don't know how close we will get the enemy but we will try.

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42420 Randal Coombes, FL Thu, 16 Jul 2009 05:08:21 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42420 You know, I keep reading about all of these people who are "uninsured" and that the American taxpayer (read: Both houses of congress and the current occupant of the White House) must foot the "bill" to make sure that those without insurance must be insured. Well, there is an easy fix to that. I've been employed all of my adult life and have never been without health insurance. If I didn't like the plan that my employer offered, I called up Blue Cross and Blue Shield and bought a policy and paid out of my pocket and reported that information to my employer as the reason for "declining coverage". It's not that hard. So my point is this...why should I work and earn a good salary and pay more in taxes for someone else to have health care because they're too f***ing stupid to get it for themselves? That's what this whole issue boils down to for me. As for "skyrocketing health care", I take issue with that. I pay my premiums and my employer pays the balance and gets the tax credit for doing so. Not a big deal. If I have to use my health care, I pay $15 out of pocket to visit my primary care physician. Hate to sound like a broken record but doesn't personal responsibility come into play here? I had a co-worker that was diagnosed with cancer and of course he had to pick up the cost of the co-pay and a percentage of the cost for seeing a cancer specialist (10%) but if a person manages their money properly they will be able to take care of their responsibility, to themselves and their family, if they have any. I certainly don't want the imperial federal government in charge of my health care. You know, I keep reading about all of these people who are "uninsured" and that the American taxpayer (read: Both houses of congress and the current occupant of the White House) must foot the "bill" to make sure that those without insurance must be insured. Well, there is an easy fix to that. I've been employed all of my adult life and have never been without health insurance. If I didn't like the plan that my employer offered, I called up Blue Cross and Blue Shield and bought a policy and paid out of my pocket and reported that information to my employer as the reason for "declining coverage". It's not that hard. So my point is this…why should I work and earn a good salary and pay more in taxes for someone else to have health care because they're too f***ing stupid to get it for themselves? That's what this whole issue boils down to for me. As for "skyrocketing health care", I take issue with that. I pay my premiums and my employer pays the balance and gets the tax credit for doing so. Not a big deal. If I have to use my health care, I pay $15 out of pocket to visit my primary care physician. Hate to sound like a broken record but doesn't personal responsibility come into play here? I had a co-worker that was diagnosed with cancer and of course he had to pick up the cost of the co-pay and a percentage of the cost for seeing a cancer specialist (10%) but if a person manages their money properly they will be able to take care of their responsibility, to themselves and their family, if they have any. I certainly don't want the imperial federal government in charge of my health care.

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42401 Those were some really valuable trees. « The TrogloPundit Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:56:27 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42401 [...] were some really valuable trees. Via the Foundry: Yesterday, House Democrats unveiled their much-anticipated health care plan– the same day that [...] [...] were some really valuable trees. Via the Foundry: Yesterday, House Democrats unveiled their much-anticipated health care plan– the same day that [...]

]]> http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/15/morning-bell-the-houses-hidden-health-care-train-wreck/#comment-42398 $1 TRILLION for Democrats’ Criminalization of America’s Health Care « America, You Asked For It! Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:48:00 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=10717#comment-42398 [...] The Heritage Foundation is reporting the cost of the bill at $1.3 Trillion. The bill is 1,018 pages and comes to $1.264 billion per page. It even includes universal abortion coverage at taxpayer expense. The Congressional Budget Office, not a conservative “right minded” think-tank, reported that the health care reform plan proposed by House Democrats on Tuesday will add more than $1 trillion ($1,042 billion) to the national federal budget deficit over 10 years (2010–2019) . And, this is only their preliminary estimate of the damage. [...] [...] The Heritage Foundation is reporting the cost of the bill at $1.3 Trillion. The bill is 1,018 pages and comes to $1.264 billion per page. It even includes universal abortion coverage at taxpayer expense. The Congressional Budget Office, not a conservative “right minded” think-tank, reported that the health care reform plan proposed by House Democrats on Tuesday will add more than $1 trillion ($1,042 billion) to the national federal budget deficit over 10 years (2010–2019) . And, this is only their preliminary estimate of the damage. [...]

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