[Bahbah]

And then David Gregory smirks at the end that it’s very hard to take away a benefit from the American people once it’s been given.

Medicare denies claims and treatment more than any private insurance company, and you have no recourse whatever.

They truly do think we a stupid.

[TornadoAlley3]

We will show them, it will be a joy to watch their reaction day after elections.

[MNJohnnie]

Another thing that "Journalist" Davy at GEBC apparently doesn't know about the Health Care Destruction act.

I was listening to a local "For Seniors" talk radio program on my way to work this week. I have no idea why but it sounded interesting when I scanned by so I stopped. Not a political talk show.

They had a guest on from some local seniors advocacy group. She was telling the audience all about what was in the bill. Just floored me with this one bit of information.

In the bill, Medicare bureaucrats in DC will now be making decisions about what is, and is not, "an effective treatment".

So after two decades of non stop demagoguery by the progressive leadership of the Democrat party about how they were "going to stop insurance companies from getting between you and your Doctor" the Democrats just turned around and put the Government between patients and Doctors instead.

And just WHERE was "the people's watchdogs" the so called "News Media" while this absurd disaster was being planned and voted on in Congress?

This makes it utterly laughable that Davy and the rest of the Obama PR media, mindlessly regurgitating the latest DNC talking point, actually think this disaster will get MORE popular the more people learn about it.

I supposed that is technically possible but it would be the 1st time in Modern US politics something came out of DC that got MORE popular the more people learned about it.

[TomGuy]

Medicare denies claims and treatment more than any private insurance company, and you have no recourse whatever.

Not true.

You can fill out a grievance form. And you can probably get a response within 12-to-24 months. It will, most likely, be declined. Then you can fill out another form and request a hearing on the matter. You should then get a decision withing 12-to-24 months to allow the hearing. After the hearing, you should get a decision within 30 days.

;)

lol

[OldDeckHand]

"And then David Gregory smirks at the end "

Isn't David Gregory always smirking?