Health Care initiatives in the world of the unemployed

Orlando Sentinel 5-15 10 LTE

Health care change won't be a good one

I read in the Sentinel that the "anger over health care has quieted down." Well, maybe I can help to make it less quiet.

Because of President Obama and the Democrats, my wife and I had to find a new doctor. Our doctor of 15 years has shut down his practice. We received a letter from him stating that because of the cuts in Medicare and what's coming with the health-care changes, he can no longer afford to keep his practice going.

This is the kind of "change" we are going to see: The good doctors will be forced out of business or move elsewhere to offer their services. Thanks to all those who voted for this president, the great and world-sought-after health care we had in this country will cease to exist unless something is done at the polls in 2010 and 2012.

David Moffett Clermont

Interesting that the "Doc Fix" referred to here is is contrary to the Medicare "cuts" that were touted in the Health Care Reform bill passed earlier this year.........................

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=127088854&ft=1&f=1003

Like the Speaker said, we'll have to pass it to find out whats in it.............................


http://video.foxnews.com/v/4217594/higher-price-tag-than-expected

http://www.chipleypaper.com/news/span-6540-washington-small.html


We were told there would not be a tax increase, per attached, the administration in a effort to defend the constituitionality of the mandate in the Health Care reform law that forces you to buy insurance, calls it a tax increase. (tax increases are constitutional , individual mandates may not be)

Which is it?