Thread: Abortion an obstacle to health-care bill

Anyways, I felt like clarifying my own position to avoid assumption labelings from other posters here...  But back to the topic, I think keeping abortion out of the Health Bill is a wise choice. As is keeping out anything else that is profoundly controversial for many people...  But greater regulation of Insurance Company practices, amelioration of insurance fraud/pre-existing...

Yes well i have a moral problem with supplying bombs to drop on children or stockpiling bio and chemical weapons but in a country where they heap scorn on a muslim who shoots soldiers on a post yet give praise to a man who shoots abortion doctors, what can one expect?

Mazel Schlimazel wrote: Anyways, I felt like clarifying my own position to avoid assumption labelings from other posters here...  But back to the topic, I think keeping abortion out of the Health Bill is a wise choice. As is keeping out anything else that is profoundly controversial for many people...  But greater regulation of Insurance Company practices, amelioration of insurance fraud/pre-existing...

If nothing changes expect a 25% increase in medical insurance premiums = grab your wallets If nothing changes expect a substantial increase in the cost of living across the board = grab your wallets. Both of which = dumb economics = $ 1 trillion dollar increase in medical insurance premiums. National Health Insurance HR 676 reduces the cost $400 billion annually according to the CBO hmmmmmmm. That increase the tax dollar load to...