10 Questions to Ask at Healthcare Town Hall Meetings

EconomicPolicyJournal.com ^ | August 13, 2009 | Robert Wenzel

[Lou L]

Be sure that when you ask these questions, you cite the specific bill. You're quoting from various pages, but you can't just say, "the healthcare bill." There are multiple bills floating around, and vaguely referring to one gives the congressman or woman too much "wiggle room."

In the case of the questions you provided, I believe these references are all in H.R. 3200. Citing this, the Congressperson will immediately know you're well-armed with information.

[steveab]

Question:
Why are the taxpayers going to fund union health plans?
SECTION 164 PAGE 65

[org.whodat]

Way to start giving the democrats ammo, talking points, questions, You should be ashamed.

[org.whodat]

There is only one final talking point, whatever you, the politician scum do, be prepare to defend it in the supreme court and the election polls and the streets if need be.

[Salvation]

Who actually wrote this bill? Congressman can you get us the names of the people that wrote this bill, so that we can understand their views on healthcare?

Yes, It couldn't have been written by Congressmen and women. They don't move that fast in writing something like this.

According to Glenn Beck -- Van Jones' fingerprints are on the stimulus bill. Who really did write the stimulus bill?

Who really did write the cap and tax bill?

These questions need to be answered FIRST!

Come, pajama researchers on FR -- let's find out!

[Salvation]

I forgot to add this to my previous post:

 

Follow the money!

[bt_dooftlook]

Question 13: Do you believe health care is a right?

Question 14: If yes, please name one other right that I can be fined for failing to exercise

Question 15: If no, on what moral authority do you propose to tax me or jail me to pay for an economic good that others choose not to buy?

[frogjerk]

You are missing the sarcasm tag.