alt.politics.usa.republican

On Sep 21, 4:57?pm, "Sid9" wrote:
> September 21, 2007
> Op-Ed Columnist
> Health Care Hopes
> By PAUL KRUGMAN
> All the evidence suggests that it has finally become politically possible to
> give Americans what citizens of every other advanced nation already have:
> guaranteed health insurance. The economics of universal health care are
> sound, and polls show strong public support for guaranteed care. The only
> thing we have to fear is fear itself.
>
> That's why the long delay before Senator Clinton announced her health care
> plan made supporters of universal care, myself included, so nervous - a
> nervousness that is not completely assuaged by the fact that she finally did
> deliver. It's good to know that whoever gets the Democratic nomination will
> run on a very good health care plan. What remains is the question of whether
> he or she will have the determination to turn that plan into reality.

Her plan in 1994 should have been passed. No one would have been
denied medical coverage due to a pre-existing condition, and it was a
way of tracking illegal aliens who are given Medicaid (paid for by
taxpayers).

The Republicans at that time were completely involved in their witch-
hunt on President Clinton (for receiving oral sex from a woman), and
smearing the Clintons, to do any work on healthcare (and to block
everything that was proposed). Nothing has changed in ten years.

Beside the fact that the Refuckmycans could care less about healthcare
as long as it does not affect their families (same as with this war -
no soldiers are named Jenna, Barbara, or Noelle).