Sebelius releases new state-by-state reports outlining health insurance reform

[ProSense]

HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius released Stable and Secure Health Care for America, a series of new state-by-state reports outlining how health insurance reform will improve health care for all Americans.

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[DrToast]

1. Jesus H. Christ, we're not going to win this debate with statistics.

The other side is screaming about how we're going to kill old people. And we're throwing numbers at them.

I thought the Dems learned their lesson on this.

Thanks for the report, ProSense. I don't mean to sound like I'm bitching at you.

[ProSense]

2. I know, but maybe the statistics

are for all the people, including some on this board, who want details.

I think there are other things going on besides this. Obama is holding a town hall in NH on Tuesday.

[cyclezealot]

7. The rub is . Details are not user friendly.

But, the devil is in the details and simplicity does not run the world. Just on Television is that so.

[AlinPA]

12. Sebelius is sounding like a wimp, sort of like Reid. I loved it when she was picked

for the job, but she now seems like a pushover by the republicans.

[leftstreet]

3. FFS! It's Health INSURANCE reform, not Health CARE reform?!

LOL

Orwell must be laughing his ass off

[ProSense]

4. It's both

the uninsured will be insured and other measures will be implemented that go beyond just insurance.

[leftstreet]

5. Health insurance is the problem, not the cure

This is going to be one big taxpayer bailout down the road

[ProSense]

6. An opinion. n/t

[kath]

11. Yep - a week or two back, the White House started calling it "Health Insurance Reform"

really pisses me off. The mother of all sell-outs. We are screwn.

:puke: :puke: :puke:

[proud patriot]

8. I like the link

[FrenchieCat]

9. Thank you. It will help us know what we are talking about......

And that's important.

[rosesaylavee]

10. Thank you!

This is very helpful - will help in talking about it and I like that it is now framed as Health Insurance Reform as that is what it truly has been all along. We still need a public option and hopefully some day single payer... but this will hugely benefit my family even if this little bit goes thru.