What’s the GOP’s plan to fix health insurance in this country?

A new government report released yesterday shows health care spending in 2009 increased at its lowest rate in 50 years – only 4%. While a slow increase seems like a good thing – the truth behind the numbers is troubling. Health care spending is down because people who’ve lost their jobs can’t afford to see doctors anymore. 6.3 million people lost their employee-sponsored health insurance in 2009 – causing 59% of patients in the country to see their doctors less often now. On the heels of this report – one health insurance company plans to ensure those spending levels remain low by forcing even more people out of their private health insurance coverage – and preventing them from seeing doctors. The company Blue Shield of California announced plans to raise insurance rates as much as 59% starting on March 1st. So now more people will be dropped because they can’t afford their plans. 50 million people are uninsured in the country – and that number is growing. Democrats passed health reform to cover 98% of the population – now Republicans want to repeal it. Besides preserving big bonuses for Health insurance CEOs - what’s the GOP’s plan to fix health insurance in this country? It’s simple – they don’t have one - and we're screwed.
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Then-Representative Alan Grayson summed up the Republican healthcare plan during the debates leading up to the passage of the minor health insurance re-regulation . . . to paraphrase:
"Die . . . Die quickly."



Is Thom Hartman serious,He don't know what positions Bill Daley holds ?
Hey Thom,Bill Daley is the guy who helped Bill Clinton to NAFTA America.
That's all you need to know.The same folks who helped Clinton to hurt ordinary Americans are
back around the WH.Wake up for chrissakes!