WHAT WHAT WHAT

But the bill goes further. One new bureaucracy, the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology, will monitor treatments to make sure your doctor is doing what the federal government deems appropriate and cost effective. The goal is to reduce costs and “guide” your doctor’s decisions (442, 446). These provisions in the stimulus bill are virtually identical to what Daschle prescribed in his 2008 book, “Critical: What We Can Do About the Health-Care Crisis.” According to Daschle, doctors have to give up autonomy and “learn to operate less like solo practitioners.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601039&refer=columnist_mccaughey&sid=aLzfDxfbwhzs

ARE WE FRICKIN INSANE? ARE WE GOING TO ALLOW THE GOVERNMENT TO TELL OUR DOCTORS WHATS COST EFFECTIVE AND APPROPRIATE?????????????? WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHEN DID WE THE PEOPLE DECIDE THIS???????????????

JUST FOR THOUGHT

HEY HARRY TRY LEAVING DC

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BOXING WANNABE REID ATTACKS HIS OWN

Harry Reid spokesman Jim Manley on Heath Shuler’s comment that Reid and Nancy Pelosi “failed” on bipartisanship. It’s a good one: Let me get this straight – this is coming from a guy who threw more than twice as many interceptions than touchdowns? Maybe Someone should tell congressman Shuler that under the leadership of President Obama we have put together a bipartisan bill that will create or save 3 to 4 million jobs, and that We have been more than willing to work with our republican friends. We have accepted some of their ideas and will continue to do so. But not at the expense of creating jobs, investing in our future of helping the middle class. He can stand on a stage if he wants, but senate democrats are busy trying to pass legislation that will provide essential investments designed to create and save jobs. In four years as an NFL QB — three with the Redskins, one with the Saints — Shuler threw 32 INTs while tallying only 15 TDs. Shuler was the third overall pick in the 1994 NFL draft and held out for a seven-year $19 million contract, but completed fewer than half his passes — with a rock-bottom 54.3 lifetime passer rating. In 2008, ESPN rated him the 4th biggest draft bust in league history.

By Glenn Thrush 04:05 PM

WOW they even do it to their own. when he cant defend himself poLiticaly attack the accuser personaly. leadership at its best. i wonder what reids boxing record was ……. skinny white kid im guessing not good.