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Preparing for the upcoming Primaries, people from all over the country have been charting the voting records of politicians in Washington, D.C. for the major tax and spending bills. Each state will have its own chart. You can download and print your state’s chart (and those of your family and friends in other states) at http://www.votetrackers.com
Your editorial states that President Obama “seeks to turn our health care system into a government-run plan, taking decisions away from you and your doctor and putting them into the hands of government.”
Get real!
At the present time, my own doctor’s decisions are in the hands (and seriously questioned) by some 20 year-old office clerk without any medical degree who works for a health insurance company that is focused on making bigger profits by way of how many claims they can deny.