Was provided by the reform makes it more accessible, the insurer maintains drawn more responsible, the scope extends to all Americans and making our system a sustainable manner.
Republicans vow to repeal Obama's health care reforms Video Clips. Duration : 1.35 Mins.
www.nma.tv John Boehner and the Republicans will take control of the House of Representatives when they ride back into Washington on Wednesday. Their first order of business is to appeal President Obama's massive healthcare overhaul passed last year. Efforts, however, are likely to be stopped in the Senate. Also, President Obama has the ability to veto the appeal. Barring a sweeping repeal, Republicans vow to dismantle ObamaCare piece by piece, hoping it will crumble. Republicans claim healthcare mandates are driving up insurance costs for employers and killing jobs. Democrats say the repeal efforts will give them a chance to demonstrate the benefits of ObamaCare, such as reduced prescription costs for seniors.
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Tea Party, some Republicans unhappy with short-term spending vote Tube. Duration : 0.75 Mins.
CBS News is reporting that the House will vote today on another short-term spending bill that would keep the federal government operating for another three weeks -- while cutting billion along the way -- but some Tea Party Republicans are signaling they will no longer support Congress' short-term budget solutions. House Tea Party Caucus Chair Michele Bachmann released a statement today that she is voting against the measure, referred to as a Continuing Resolution (CR), because it does not repeal funding for President Obama's health care reforms. "We must defund ObamaCare now, and this CR makes no such attempt," she said.
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Face it, Republicans: Mitt Romney is your presidential nominee Video Clips. Duration : 1.60 Mins.
nma.tv Mitt Romney won the Republican primary in New Hampshire and now heads to South Carolina with a commanding lead over Ron Paul, Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry and Jon Hunstman. Exit polls show Romney receiving about 36 percent of the vote in New Hampshire, with Ron Paul getting 23 percent and Jon Huntsman at 18 percent, making Romney the first non-incumbent Republican to win both the Iowa caucuses, where he beat Rick Santorum by eight votes, and New Hampshire primary. Conservatives now see the Jan. 21 South Carolina primary as possibly their last chance to derail the Romney juggernaught. Polls consistently show Romney has the best chance of beating President Barack Obama in the general election. But fiscal conservatives distrust Romney, who as governor of Massachussetts signed into law a health care plan that became the model for Obama's national health care reforms. And social conservatives want are wary of Romney's past support for abortion rights and his Mormon faith. Mitt Romney's opponents have now focused their attacks on him. Texas Governor Rick Perry called Bain Capital, the private equity firm Romney used to run, "vultures" that swooped in to buy and sell companies and lay off thousands of workers. Former House speaker New Gingrich's PAC is set to run commercials that depict Romney as a "more ruthless than Wall Street" financier who was born into privelege. But is it time the GOP faced reality? The longer it takes to accept Romney and the more ...
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Senate Republicans Oppose Government-Run Health Care Tube. Duration : 0.88 Mins.
On Capitol Hill, Senate Republicans emphasize their opposition to health care reforms that would force individuals into a government-run plan. Senate Republicans want to take the time to develop health care reforms that empower patients and doctors, not Washington bureaucrats.
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Disastrously Wrong Predictions From Republicans On Health Care Reform Video Clips. Duration : 7.65 Mins.
Cenk Uygur breaks down predictions from Republicans from about a year ago when health care reform passed to see if they have come true. Subscribe: bit.ly TYT Mobile: bit.ly On Facebook: www.facebook.com On Twitter: twitter.com www.theyoungturks.com DISCOUNTS: www.theyoungturks.com FREE Movies(!): www.netflix.com Note: The above two links are for TYT sponsors. Read Ana's blog and subscribe at: www.examiner.com Read Cenk's Blog: www.huffingtonpost.com Other TYT Network channels: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
Obama Calls Protesters "Angry Mob", "Desperate Republicans", with "Manufactured Anger" Video Clips. Duration : 9.23 Mins.
These healthcare protesters will be stirred, then crushed, that is their plan. They know to "identify your enemy, then isolate and ridicule them." This is right out of Saul Alinsky's playbook: Rules for Radicals, and they are following it to a tee. Obama and his big government leftist's buddies from Chicago must have Saul Alinsky's playbook pinned up on the wall at their meeting place; they seem to live and breathe it. I invite anyone to present proof that Bush or anyone in his Administration ever used words like these to describe protesters form the left. You will not find any such proof, and that is because it never happened; they believed in descent, or at least they were unwilling to ridicule and demonize it. Obama and his people have sunk to a new low in calling hard working law abiding citizens who are only exercising their constitutionally protected right to petition their Government for a redress of grievances, an angry mob. This will be the beginning of the end of our freedoms unless we all get out there and stand up for what is right. We need to support our fellow citizens who are protesting the dissolution of our great Republic. The time to act is now, before it is too late! So wipe the Cheetos off your t-shirt and get moving. jbranstetter04 Mob Rule or Democracy in Action? Health Care Debate Focuses on Opponents Over Substance Democrats are stepping up their campaign against opponents of health care reforms, depicting town hall audiences protesting a ...
Obama's Health Care starts to save lives, but Republicans pledge to dismantle it. Video Clips. Duration : 6.28 Mins.
President Barack Obama was back defending his historic health care reforms Wednesday, as key elements of the important law came into effect despite Republican pledges to dismantle the new system. The legislation was helping end the "horrendous" vulnerability of millions of uninsured Americans who had been denied coverage, unfairly dropped from company plans, or were simply unable to afford insurance, Obama said. Health care reform was "the most important patients bill of rights that we've ever seen in our history," Obama told a backyard meeting of residents in the town of Falls Church, Virginia. Insurance companies can no longer drop clients once they become ill, impose a lifetime limit on how much they will pay out to a client, or refuse coverage to children with pre-existing conditions. But Republicans have vowed to repeal the reforms. Obama vowed to fight back, and pointed out that the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has said the measure will save taxpayers mountains of cash at a time of steep deficits. "Why would you want to repeal something that the CBO says will save us a trillion dollars, if you're serious about the deficit?" Obama told his handpicked audience at a local home. "It doesn't make sense. It makes sense in terms of politics and polls, it doesn't make sense in terms of actually making people's life better." The White House, in a statement hours earlier, said the Patient's Bill of Rights put "an end to some of the worst insurance company abuses, and ...
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Republicans Say White House Summit Should Focus on Reducing Health Care Costs Tube. Duration : 2.07 Mins.
Over the past year, Republicans have outlined a series of step-by-step health care reforms that will lower costs. Republicans are urging Democrats to abandon their 2700-page, trillion-dollar health care bill, which the American people have already rejected, and instead work with Republicans to craft bipartisan health care legislation.
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