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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
ObamaCare Not Good Enough for Obama Family?
From Kevin Waterman on Thursday, June 25, 2009 5:34 PMLast night Obama held his ABC exclusive "discussion" on healthcare reform. For all his support of government-controlled insurance, when pressed on the issue by Dr. Orin Devinsky, the president admitted that when it comes to his family he would readily seek outside of it to ensure they had the best care possible.
Of course, if any of the Democrat plans become reality I have no doubt they and their families will have no trouble getting quality care while the rest of us have our care dictated by government bureaucrats.














Comments
So it's good enough for the American taxpayer to choke on, but Obummer won't risk his families lives in this socialist government health care program. I say touch my health care and draw back a knub.
>> Edward Oliver Thursday, June 25, 2009 10:05 PM Report Comment
If ObamaCare isn't good enough for Obama, Congress and all other Government employees and their families, then it's not good enough for the rest of the American public. Government (and their family members)should be willing (read mandated) to give up their Cadillac health care plans and be covered by any health care reform plan that may pass. They should also have to live under the same Social Security,retirement, pension, etc. plans that the rest of us do. I wonder if the Gov't would find loop holes to get out of paying any of these like many big businesses do (yeah right, as if that's ever gonna happen).
>> Jack Sunday, September 20, 2009 7:45 PM Report Comment