"The C-SPAN networks will commit the necessary resources to covering all of the sessions LIVE and in their entirety," Lamb wrote. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared to object to the premise behind the request. Sen. Barack Obama first pledged opening up legislative negotiations to C-SPAN cameras during a Democratic presidential primary debate with Sen. Hillary Clinton in Los Angeles on Jan. 31, 2008.
Brian Lamb, the C-SPAN CEO, wrote to leaders in the House and Senate Dec. 30 urging them to open "all important negotiations, including any conference committee meetings," to televised coverage on C-SPAN, imploring Congress to open up the last leg of health care "reform" negotiations to the public, as some top Democrats lay plans to hash out the final product among themselves...
@mediego Medicine primarily IS science if one's understands the definition of science, that is, until politicians get their greedy tax abusing fingers on it. Then it morphs into an economic juggernaut used to micromanage the population (the devil has many tools and control is a handle that fits them all).
I agree, we can provide affordable healthcare, if we can get the political, spend crazed, egomaniacs out of our way.
medicine is a science no?? ANYWAYS,,, your quote is right, but my point was that our country is capable to do anything we want... WE ARE AMERICA!!! is just matter of us calling on our reps and putting them to work on what we need. is not easy but we have to do it. I DO BELIEVE WE CAN PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE!
Pennsylvania, New York and Florida -- all got protections for their Medicare Advantage beneficiaries at a time when the program is facing cuts nationwide...
The Senators from Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming will get the "Frontier Freebie" -- they'll see an increase in Medicare payments to hospitals and doctors, because "at least 50 percent of their counties are frontier counties,' defined as those having a population density less than six people per square mile."
Sen. Tom Harkin (D-IA), chairman of the Senate health committee, got a provision inserted to increase Medicare payments to certain "low-volume hospitals" in Grinnell, Keokuk and Spirit Lake, treating limited numbers of Medicare patients...
Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) was "persuaded" to drop his concerns after Senator Harry Reid offered his state a $10 billion grant for "community health centers" -- money that could easily be funneled to facilities that perform abortions...
"The C-SPAN networks will commit the necessary resources to covering all of the sessions LIVE and in their entirety," Lamb wrote. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared to object to the premise behind the request. Sen. Barack Obama first pledged opening up legislative negotiations to C-SPAN cameras during a Democratic presidential primary debate with Sen. Hillary Clinton in Los Angeles on Jan. 31, 2008.
buddy34 2 years ago
Brian Lamb, the C-SPAN CEO, wrote to leaders in the House and Senate Dec. 30 urging them to open "all important negotiations, including any conference committee meetings," to televised coverage on C-SPAN, imploring Congress to open up the last leg of health care "reform" negotiations to the public, as some top Democrats lay plans to hash out the final product among themselves...
buddy34 2 years ago
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JPK7777777 2 years ago
@mediego Medicine primarily IS science if one's understands the definition of science, that is, until politicians get their greedy tax abusing fingers on it. Then it morphs into an economic juggernaut used to micromanage the population (the devil has many tools and control is a handle that fits them all).
I agree, we can provide affordable healthcare, if we can get the political, spend crazed, egomaniacs out of our way.
prattinspector 2 years ago
medicine is a science no?? ANYWAYS,,, your quote is right, but my point was that our country is capable to do anything we want... WE ARE AMERICA!!! is just matter of us calling on our reps and putting them to work on what we need. is not easy but we have to do it. I DO BELIEVE WE CAN PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE!
mediego 2 years ago
Pennsylvania, New York and Florida -- all got protections for their Medicare Advantage beneficiaries at a time when the program is facing cuts nationwide...
buddy34 2 years ago
The Senators from Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming will get the "Frontier Freebie" -- they'll see an increase in Medicare payments to hospitals and doctors, because "at least 50 percent of their counties are frontier counties,' defined as those having a population density less than six people per square mile."
buddy34 2 years ago
Sen. Tom Harkin (D-IA), chairman of the Senate health committee, got a provision inserted to increase Medicare payments to certain "low-volume hospitals" in Grinnell, Keokuk and Spirit Lake, treating limited numbers of Medicare patients...
buddy34 2 years ago
Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) was "persuaded" to drop his concerns after Senator Harry Reid offered his state a $10 billion grant for "community health centers" -- money that could easily be funneled to facilities that perform abortions...
buddy34 2 years ago
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) got a promise from Harry Reid to support his plan to expand eligibility for health insurance...
buddy34 2 years ago