Hillary Care

Hillary Clinton to Insurance Industry: My Way or Highway
“I believe in reality-based politics. And the fact is that my [health care] plan is very tough on requiring insurance companies to guarantee insurance to everyone. No exclusions for pre-existing conditions. They're going to have to change the way they do business. And I believe that they can and they will. We'll either work with them or we will make the case, based on all of the rest of us, that we cannot continue on the path we're on.”
CBS and ABC Hail Hillary's Universal Health Care Plan






The CBS and ABC evening newscasts led Monday night -- even before O.J. Simpson -- by trumpeting Hillary Clinton's universal health care plan, a proposal fill-in CBS anchor Harry Smith insisted addresses a vital need: "It's a huge problem. An estimated 47 million are not covered." Of course, CBS didn't bother explaining how a significant number of those can afford insurance or are illegal aliens. ABC's medical doctor, Tim Johnson, who back in 1993 called Bill and Hillary Clinton "almost heroes in my mind for finally facing up to the terrible problems we have with our current health care system," praised Senator Clinton's new plan: "Every industrialized country in this world that is successful with health care...has a partnership between government and the private sector." CBS's Jim Axelrod asserted "Clinton doesn't remind reminding people of her past painful experience in health care reform" because "in the latest CBS News poll, 66 percent of registered voters say her health care experience will help her." Charles Gibson led ABC's World News: "We start with Senator Clinton, now trying to get to the White House by promising to do something she couldn't do when she was in the White House -- come up with a plan to provide health care for all Americans that would be accepted by Congress." Is this what you want?
This is what you'll get.
A Short Course in Socialized Medicine

With health care, as with so many other things, Hillary Clinton clearly trusts big government more than she trusts the free market and the American people. Michael D. Tanner of the Cato Institute

To pay for the plan, Clinton says she would eliminate income-tax-rate cuts for those earning more than $250,000 per year and scale back health-premium tax deductions for the wealthy. NYP
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