The Thom Hartmann Program - Dec 13th 2007
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Guests & Topics
Millions of Americans live without health care every day. It’s time for Washington to understand that health care reform isn’t a political issue - it’s a moral issue. If they do, we’ll finally have universal health care. ~ John Edwards
Hour One - Guest: Richard E. Ralston www.afcm.org Topic: Thom and Richard will debate - Is mandatory health insurance a crime?
Hour Two - The suggested question for the next republican debate. How do you want to go - starvation or drowning?
Hour Three - Guest: Scott Horton www.harpers.org Topic: Congress Presses towards a Siegelman probe
Guest: Jane Hamsher www.firedoglake.com Topic: Best of the rest of the News
Guest: Christy Harvey www.americanprogress.org Topic: News Under the Radar
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