Sample Letter of Opposition to S. 1955 (Enzi, WY)
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Who’s Filling the Chamber Pot?
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released his first official re-election ad yesterday, but anyone who
watches television saw what looked a lot like two other Schwarzenegger
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Small Business Health Plans Move Forward
<p class="source">Grand Rapids Business Journal</p>
<p>"The effect of this legislation will be to deregulate the entire health insurance market," wrote consumer advocates from the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights. The watchdog group pleaded with Enzi to change provisions in his bill allowing for what the group calls "junk health care."</p>
A renewed move to boost small businesses’ health coverage
<p class="source">Scripps Howard News Service</p>
<p>Even so, critics count on the power of patients'-rights advocates like Dana Christensen to make their case. The Playa del Rey, Calif., widow told senators how her husband, Doug, begged on his deathbed for a divorce because their Association Health Plan, including its chemotherapy rider, amounted to "junk" insurance that covered only18 percent of his treatment for bone cancer and saddled her with more than $450,000 of his medical bills.</p>
Health Care Pirates
Watch the new music video and help sink the health insurance pirates. (Thank You to the Austin Lounge Lizards for their new song "Go Ahead and Die")
Illness And Injury As Contributors To Bankruptcy
<h2>Harvard Study Finds Medical Bills Push Many Into Bankruptcy</h2>
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Nearly half of all Americans who file for bankruptcy do so because of medical expenses, according to a new study released jointly by researchers at Harvard Law School...</p>
Cover Everyone & Save
"If the U.S. were to shift to a system of universal coverage � the savings in administrative costs would be more than enough to offset the expense of universal coverage." <em>- Congressional Budget Office and...</em>
Why We Need Universal Health Care
“Like it or not, if we pay $1,500 per car for health care and our cheap global competitors pay $200, that’s a disadvantage. … Another possibility is leveraging the buying power of the government, which is the biggest purchaser...
LOWER RATES
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Auto, home and business insurance rates cannot be excessive</h2>
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Privatized MediCare Drug Program Provides Worse Coverage than Public Programs
<h3>FTCR Calls on Feds to Allow MediCare to Take Over Drug Program</h3>
DISCOUNTED COMMISSIONS
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GROUP POLICIES
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