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Google News - Top Stories (Free subscription) | yesterday
New York Times Sen. Hatch: 'Holy War' Coming Over 'Lousy' Health Care Bill FOXNews Sen. Orrin Hatch isn't impressed at all with the 2074-page Reid health care reform bill. This is a rush transcript from "On the Record," November 19, 2009. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, FOX NEWS HOST: ... Abortion adds tension to Senate debate The Detroit News...
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The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | yesterday
Hispanic lawmakers say an old adversary, White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, has his fingerprints all over a push to prohibit illegal immigrants from buying health insurance plans in a new market for people who don't get insurance through their employers. "A forensic study would show it all leads back to Rahm Emanuel and the White House," said Illinois Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez,...
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USA Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
A proposed government-run health insurance program, among the most divisive issues in the health care debate, would cover less ...
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Going to the Mat (Free subscription) | yesterday
ABC's Jonathan Karl reports on $100 Million Health Care Vote "buyoff" of Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA), a Senator who has been wavering on the health care bill and whose vote Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid absolutely needs. What does it take to get a wavering senator to vote for health care reform? Here’s a case study. On page 432 of the Reid bill, there is a section increasing federal...
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Amy Ridenour's National Center Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
"Pelosi and Reid's health care monsters" is the theme of an op-ed in the Baltimore Sun today by National Center Policy Analyst Matt Patterson. Matt examines the scary goblins in the liberal health care proposals; namely, the Medicare cuts, the economic harm, and the loss of freedom we can expect if the left's proposals win the day. You can read Matt's piece here . E-mail comments to info@nationalcenter.org...
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Legal Profession Blog (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
The New York Court of Appeals has affirmed the dismissal of claims brought by taxpayers that had challenged directives that had recognized the provision of public employee health insurance benefits to same-sex couples married in other states and Canada: "the...
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The Seferm Post (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
"Higher premiums, tax increases and Medicare cuts to pay for more government. The American people know that is not reform," Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader said.
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Bill Baar's West Side (Free subscription) | yesterday
at HIS Talk today , Re: mammograms. An independent body, after review and analysis of eight clinical trials, comes out with EVIDENCE that mammogram screening in under-40-year-olds has little or no value. What happens? The radiologists are up in arms and the Obama administration, in the person of DHHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, tells patients to just keep doing what you did last year. And they want...
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JURIST (Free subscription) | yesterday
[JURIST] The New York Court of Appeals on Thursday dismissed a challenge to two policies that provide benefits to same-sex couples married outside of the state. The first policy was a 2006 decision by the Westchester County executive to extend benefits to same-sex spouses of county employees. The second policy was a 2006 decision by the president of the New York Civil Service Commission, mandating...
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Values Voter News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Articles are from NCPA (National Center for Policy Analysis) Maine MAINE FINDS A HEALTH CARE FIX ELUSIVE Maine's legislators have tried for decades to fix its health care system, but their efforts have always fallen short: health insurance premiums are still among the least affordable in the nation, health care spending per person is among the highest and hospital emergency rooms are among the most...
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The Daily Gazette stories (Free subscription) | yesterday
Use old Sch’dy Armory for new science museum Prayer for free meal an improper quid pro quo Time for New York to ban outdoor wood boilers Obama foreign policy the biggest concern Let everybody, pols too, buy health insurance Schenectady’s NAACP is back, thank you
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Marathon Pundit (Free subscription) | yesterday
A 10 hour debate on the Senate's version $848 billion of ObamaCare on Saturday. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) gets 60 votes that evening, it will move forward government-run health care, which polls say most Americans don't want. The Senate Republicans say that means higher taxes and more: A Half Trillion Dollars In Higher Taxes? That's Not Reform Higher Taxes On Individuals, Businesses,...
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Gateway Pundit (Free subscription) | yesterday
Senate Democrats will only deliberate 10 hourson SATURDAY before they vote to nationalize one-sixth of the US economy. Via Drudge The bill will nationalize the nation’s health care industry, increase costs, ration care, tax cosmetic surgery, cut Medicare, charge a monthly abortion fee, and take away your freedom. Please take time tomorrow and Saturday to call your US [...]
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Right Mind (Free subscription) | yesterday
From The Tax Foundation : Sen. Harry Reid and Senate Democrats last night unveiled their health care...( read more )
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At The Point Of A Gun (Free subscription) | yesterday
At the offices of Mark Warner and James Webb. Harry Reid is planning on bringing up a vote on the Health Care Bill this Saturday. This Friday, make Webb and Warner think twice before voting for it. As for the where and when: Healthcare Protest Tomorrow - Noon-2pm. We hope to have a continuous chain of people between Webb's office at 507 E. Franklin and Warner's new office at 919 E. Main St. If this...
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ifp | 05/11/2009
An historic agreement has been reached to control the fees of French hospital consultants, but it is by no means certain patients will benefit from the deal. Most doctors and consultants in France are self-employed professionals who receive fees on the basis of the treatment they provide to each patient. The fees they are able to charge for each type of treatment are set by the government. Some of
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ifp | 04/08/2009
Many of you still seem unclear about the rules governing access to health care for EU early retirees to France, notably on termination of employment or business. Just to recap on the starting point. If you are under the age of retirement, and you have a satisfactory national insurance payment record from your home EU country, then you are entitled to up to 2.5 years of health cover, provided through
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ifp | 16/07/2009
What are the rules and procedures on the use of the European Health Insurance card for visitors to France and expat residents in France? In 2004 the EHIC replaced the familiar E111 form for travel into Europe. For those from the UK the EHIC is valid for five years. Every member of the family traveling with you will need their own card. It is obtainable by phone or via the internet. You should receive...
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