Washington Week | September 18, 2009 Webcast Extra | PBS

http://www.pbs.org/washingtonweek/ In this online-only extra, Washington Week moderator Gwen Ifill and panel take your questions and discuss the new health care reform mark from the Senate Finance Committee, the GOP's new voice of dissent, whether the Recession is likely over, and President Obama's decision on the missile defense shield in Europe & the Middle East

*You* can participate in Washington Week roundtable discussions. Each week moderator Gwen Ifill and a panel of top journalists take your questions during the Washington Week Webcast Extra. For more information go to http://www.pbs.org/washingtonweek/




This weeks panelists:

Ceci Connolly of The Washington Post
John Harwood of CNBC & The New York Times
Martha Raddatz of ABC News
Greg Ip of The Economist

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• health care
• reform
• Baucus
• Finance
• Committee
• Tea
• Party
• Max
• GOP
• Republican
• protests
• rhetoric
• debate
• racist
• racism
• Carter
• Jimmy
• tenor
• recession
• economy
• president
• Obama
• missile
• defense
• shield
• Europe
• Middle East
• Iran

[flagship21]

People in the States care more about celeberities then their future.

[retrograderenegades]

I agree lol Marhta Radditz is a fox

[retrograderenegades]

People in the states care more about alot of irrelevant things like Tia Tequilla pressing charges on her NFL star boyfriend, or how bout hen over 200 reporters reported on Michael Jackson's trial all day everyday and 1 reporter wins a pulitzer for his coverage on genocide in Darfur which only got a total of 2 minutes news time the whole year. It's disgusting, this country is so ass backwards and everyone professes to want change but are too complacent to go out and change things themselves

[huckstered]

I am already paying @ 10% to BC/BS

and it is about to go up 2%. Maybe premiums will come down as is claimed with the rid of waste and fraud. Add this to what we are paying in taxes to insure med services for medicaid,etc. already- maybe it is not as bad as it sounds.

I don't want any more taxas either but when will these premiums stop?

Five years ago the same policy was

less than half the price.

[MysteryRidahz]

Martha Raddatz is hot

[TheGiantRobot]

So we could be forced to pay 13% of our income to private insurance companies? This is a cure how?

It's fascism - I would like to see PBS being more upfront about it instead of being so nonchalant about it.

[ubuibiok]

I believe the Taliban are massing and planning a Major street offensive in 2010 ...

Bank Stress test was predicated upon set numbers, the adverse scenario posited higher unemployment, lower residential housing prices, and lower real GDP than baseline estimates. Well, we blew thru all the Test Levels in July...

In October the "Rubber will meat the Road"... FDIC Insurance Rates to the Banks will go up and all of them must reassess there Mortgage Value Portfolios