Do you support President Obama's Health Plan?

If socilized medicine is so great why do the Canadians heve to come here for medical treatment? How many Americans go to Canada for medical treatment?

Cuz the waiting lists to have anything non-emergency are very long & can take a year or more before you are called to have your procedure done...my uncle waited 1 year for hirenia & my friend waited 2 years for a complete hysterectomy.

Yes she has very good points, whereas the moveon.org members like you know nothing more than talking points. You have no clue as to anything other than what Daddy Soros tells you to say, think, and believe... and you personally have no clue about anything you say. You are just another useful idiot in a long line of communists who want to bring our country down. Since according to the latest House insurance plan, people who have an incurable disease or dementia will not be able to get healthcare at all. As I recall, you have a family member that requires some expensive meds... or at least that is what you claimed last year. Since people like her will now longer be covered, I guess you should keep talking allk the trash you want, because it is going to affect you and yours as much as anyone else. ROFLMAO at you... and the rest of you Libtards as well. AnnCoulter knows what she is talking about, whereas you do not... so why not save yourself the embarrassment and just STFU.

Ann Coulter makes some good points? ROFLMFAO!! She actually said a visit to a highly trained specialist costs less than getting a manicure; either that idiot goes to a VERY overpriced manicurist or she has never paid for a doctor's visit herself or read the statement from her insurance company. Perhaps she's one of the VERY lucky ones to have been blessed with very good health. Annie

I suggest keeping the government out of it, as the private sector does a much better job than the government does. If the government is so great, then how come Medicare and Medicaid are doing so badly? Keep those moveon talking points coming though, because you really have no clue.

I suggest that our elected officials work toward implementing change in the healthcare system that will provide real releif for people overpaying and real coverage for those uninsured that want to be insured. In my opinion, they should start small. If you break open the shell and look at everything inside of the system, not everything is broken. Not every part of America's health industry needs to be reformed. So, start with the basics. I'm for some strict oversight to get the corruption out. I don't mind this aspect being controlled by the government, but it would work even better if it were private. Private industry has more to lose: money. Government has infinite heads and media spin and a finger longer than my last grocery store receipt when it comes time to lay blame. Then you must do something about frivolous lawsuits. Also, work to drive prices of medications down by creating more competion for more options. Leave the doctors' and other medial professionals' wages alone, and always, always, let the doctor and the patient work to decide the best line of treatment. Who would ever want to risk their decisions falling into the hands of a population-control elitist (that would be the new health czar) or, at the very least, a run-of-the-mill government bureaucrat? These small steps can help right the ship. And, the best part, since this isn't a complete overhaul, it's something that they could easily tweak and twist to get it actually passed through and implemented!! The problem with wanting to change something so completely is that it's ALWAYS going to create fear. There's no coming back from a move that big. It either works or tanks. I think after the massive spending Obama has put out there already, with extremely iffy results at very best, a lot of people are yelling, "Whoa! Slow it down some." I know that a lot of people, liberals especially, want anything to be put through because they feel it's better than nothing put through. Yikes. That's not even close to being the case. Indecision being worse than the wrong decision doesn't ring true for 300 million people. Haven't any of these guys ever heard of starting small and fixing the window before rebuilding the entire home? If they could make the industry more competitive and cleaner and cheaper, more could be insured to boot.

Making a correction on my czars. I think I got one mixed up with another. There are so many it's hard to keep track. :) And to Destiny's point about keeping it in the hands of the private sector. That, to me, is the best-case scenario. I don't think this batch of elitists will allow that. And so long as the government isn't attempting to control it, I don't personally mind some intervention. But it is funny that the politicians' healthcare plans are all controlled via the private sector. And, in Obama's own words, they have the best possible healthcare. lol You can't make this stuff up :P