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  • Busting the Bay State: Hiding the cost of health reform (Romneycare lies exposed)

    08/20/2009 8:28:10 AM PDT · by milwguy · 41 replies · 1,203+ views
    providence journal ^ | 8/9/2009 | Michael F. Cannon
    HEALTH CARE’S silly season is upon us. If we can be sure of anything, it is that President Barack Obama and his congressional allies will do whatever they can to hide the cost of their health plan. Lucky for them, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, a Republican, has shown the way. In 2006, Romney enacted a health-reform package strikingly similar to what Democrats are pushing through Congress, including individual and employer mandates, private health-insurance subsidies, broader Medicaid eligibility and a new health-insurance “exchange.” Lately, Massachusetts officials have been forced to raise taxes and cancel some residents’ coverage to pay for...
  • Romney: Liberals given too much say in health care [except Romney is a liberal!]

    08/20/2009 7:58:49 AM PDT · by rabscuttle385 · 96 replies · 2,569+ views
    AP ^ | 2009-08-20
    WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney says President Barack Obama is struggling to get a health care bill because he has been too deferential to the liberal wing of his party.
  • Romney defends Mass. plan [wants "bipartisan leadership" from Obama]

    08/20/2009 8:05:14 AM PDT · by rabscuttle385 · 68 replies · 2,484+ views
    A growing sense in the Republican Party that health care reform of any kind is the enemy, and attacks on the Massachusetts plan from Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty, appear to have prompted Mitt Romney to launch a defense of his legacy in that state, which now insures far more of its residents than any other. Romney defended his plan on the Early Show this morning...
  • McCain: Maverick no more? [just in time for 2010!]

    08/19/2009 1:54:51 PM PDT · by rabscuttle385 · 58 replies · 2,454+ views
    Ex-presidential candidate is siding more closely with GOP these days. BY GREG GIROUX WASHINGTON - He ran for president last year as a “maverick” Republican and had a high-profile meeting with Barack Obama after the election, but Arizona Sen. John McCain has been a staunch Republican vote since failing to win the White House. In fact, McCain is siding with his party this year on closely divided votes with greater frequency than at any other period in his 23-year Senate career, according to a CQ analysis of Senate votes. On votes that pitted most Democrats against most Republicans, McCain has...