AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS ALL ACROSS THE USA HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ABLE TO COUNT ON THEIR RELIGIOUS FLOCK TO CONTRIBUTE(TITHE)THEIR HARD EARNED MONIES TO THEIR MINISTRIES EVERY WEEK.

THE MAJORITY OF AMERICANS ATTENDING RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE U.S. ARE MIDDLE~CLASS AND WORKING POOR CITIZENS WHO NOW DESPERATELY NEED THE HELP AND SUPPORT FROM THESE SAME U.S.RELIGIOUS LEADERS IN LOBBYING THE U.S.CONGRESS TO PROVIDE PROPER HEALTH~CARE FOR ALL POORER AMERICANS.

***THERE ARE CURRENTLY AN ESTIMASTED 45 MILLION MEN WOMAN AND CHILDREN WITHOUT HEALTH~CARE IN THE WEALTHIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD????

SILENT AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS WHO ALL HAVE HEALTH~CARE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES IS MUCH MORE FRIGHTENING THEN THE POSSIBLE DENIAL OF A FUTURE HEALTH~CARE PLAN FOR ALL…

LAWYERS FOR POOR AMERICANS (424-247-2013)
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There are many reasons to oppose President Obama's push to take over the nation's health care system, but among the most important is this one: his plan will put Planned Parenthood clinics inside your child's school.
Yes, you read that right. Under an innocuous-sounding section titled “School-Based Health Clinics,” H.R. 3200 will authorize Planned Parenthood, as a “sponsoring facility,” to run a clinic during school hours on the grounds of public schools, with absolutely no accountability either to parents or school administrators.
Clinics would be accountable only to the Secretary of Health & Human Services, the radically pro-abortion Kathleen Sebelius, who was a fervent supporter of late-term abortionist George Tiller.
All this will be done at taxpayer expense. And unlike the rest of the bill, which isn't slated to go into effect until 2013, these clinics are scheduled to go into schools next fall.

The free market has had six decades to produce competition and quality in the insurance industry and has not done so on either count. It will not do so in another six decades. A public option is the minimum standard needed to produce a system that will not bankrupt our nation. For profit insurance companies are not in the business of providing affordable, high quality, accessible healthcare; they are in the business of maximizing shareholder profits. In such a model, profits always will – and always have – trump(ed) the health of our nation.

Good for you, Sen. Bingaman. You have upheld my opinion of you. Keep on fighting the good fight and you will find that I and many others have your back.

The Republicans have made a mockery of any pretense of bipartisanship. Bipartisanship is a good thing if both sides are negotiating in good faith. The Republicans are not and they won't be for quite awhile.

I think the government should stick to life, liberty, and honestly gained property. The government can secure those by merely protecting citizens from those who would take them away. Governments can do protection and security well – but not much else.

When the government starts providing resources such as iPhones and health care, it can only do so by confiscating resources from others.

Let's not confuse rights and resources.