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- 7. June 2010: The Nation Stands with Arizona by Dawn Wildman
- 13. May 2010: Spend, spend, spend Boxer loves a good bailout
- 13. May 2010: San Diego School Board restricts travel to Arizona, but travel okay to Mexico
- 11. May 2010: Mexico's government cries foul over Arizona's new law
- 10. May 2010: Illegal immigration flares on both sides of the issue
- 10. May 2010: San Diego School Board moves to warn students about Arizona's new law
- 5. May 2010: May Day Rally videos show many are ill informed about illegal immigration
- 4. May 2010: San Diego City Council denaounces Arizona's immigration law
- 3. May 2010: No more taxes is the call from Americans when it comes to the deficit
- 2. May 2010: May Day rallies spark renewed immigration debate
Archive for 25. August 2009
Constituents focus on health care despite Obama’s attempt to redirect to CIA matters
25. August 2009 by admin.
While the President enjoys his time away from the health care quagmire taking place around the country, town hall attendees continue their push to enlighten their lawmakers.
In a veiled effort to change the country’s talking points, the White House decided to announce that a special prosecutor would be named to investigate a dozen CIA interrogations during the Bush Administration.
Political pundits say this is just another ploy to change the topic from health care. This particular witch hunt into the CIA could backfire because the majority of American’s do not want this investigation, according to Rasmussen Polls.
Many questions remain direct and focused on health care issues. A biggie is, ‘Will the health care reform bill include coverage for those in this country illegally?’ The President continues to say absolutely not. Keep reading
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A 65 page Health Care Alternative Plan by Kim Dvorek
25. August 2009 by admin.
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GOP offers a 6-point health care plan for seniors
25. August 2009 by admin.
In a slow week for
Aiming to gain some attention in the health care debate, the GOP states they have an alternative to the Democrats attempt to ‘raid not aid’ Medicare. According to Steele, the current plan to cut a half of trillion in Medicare costs to fund the President’s health care experiment is wrong.
“By cutting hospital payments and Medicare Advantage, means the White House will reduce treatment options for seniors,” Steele claimed in a statement to the press.
Tapping into the anger senior citizens are expressing across the country at town hall meetings, Republicans says the greatest generation deserves better and put forward a six-point plan.
*Protect Medicare and not cut in the name of health care reform
*Prohibit government from getting between seniors and their doctors
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