Health Care Reform Videos

T. R. Reid delivers his speech ?Global Lessons on Healthcare Reform: What the United States Can Learn from Other Countries,? at the Peterson Institute for International Economics on November 19, 2009.

Sen. Sherrod Brown tells "Top Line" the health care bill needs more subsidies. Sherrod Brown - United States Senate - Health - Health Policy - Health care

I hate going to the doctor. My body doesn't seem to respond as most doctors' think it should. I'm also currently having to pay for my own insurance, which causes it to really be too expensive to see the doctor as I have to pay both the co-pay and anything extra that's done to me (I've found out the hard way that most physicians claim lab work when nothing is sent to the lab in order to get their expenses covered by insurance policies). This morning I went for my annual visit to the doctor and had to put off a preventative test because I just couldn't afford it at the moment. It was for something that I have no family history in and have had no problems with, so I felt relatively safe in deferring this test, but did have to deal with the doctor's displeasure and attempts to convince me it needed to be done. I voted for Obama, hoping he would change things for the better, but I'm not surprised that he and the rest of the spineless politicians not only haven't changed healthcare for the American people for the better, they re about to make it far more costly for people who already can't afford it. The short film is an exaggeration of the events, but not by much. I hope for a time when I can focus on my health instead of the cost. http://dania-amovieaday.blogspot.com/

In a jaw dropping in the NY Times yesterday, reportedly China is far more interested in the US deficit than Americans having universal healthcare. Considering the Chinese are the ones fronting the cash, it is within reason they'd want to have a say on what we can and can not afford. Perhaps this revelation explains why the president never came out full square for "real" healthcare reform. Knowing he'd be chided privately by our benefactors for spending too much, the president simply went along with the charade of letting Americans think they really had a choice.

In a jaw dropper of a story in the NY Times yesterday, reportedly China is far more interested in the US deficit than Americans having universal healthcare. Considering the Chinese are the ones fronting the cash, it is within reason they'd want to have a say on what we can and can not afford. Perhaps this revelation explains why the president never came out full square for real healthcare reform. Knowing he'd be chided privately by our benefactors for spending too much, the president simply went along with the charade of letting Americans think they really had a choice.

Michelle Obama attempts to assure older women that health reform will help them. Michelle Obama - Health care - Health - Women's Health - Health Policy

President Obama and his team of surgeons (Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton) operate on the Health Care Bill with the help of "Dr. House" Nancy Pelosi.

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