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Health care thoughts

As the debate on Health care reform grows and neither side can agree on what is best for America, I think we the people need to make sure that the powers that be really have our best interests in mind.

By John Windolff, Hudson , November 27, 2009

Health care problem

In light of all the publicity around health care reform, I thought this would be a good time to share my story as an example of why health insurance is so expensive.

By Kristine Berger, Hudson , November 20, 2009

Dislikes plan and Ron Kind

Now that the universal health care plan has been supported by our representative Ron Kind we can take a little peek as to what’s in the 2,100 pages.

By Bob Ziller, New Richmond , November 20, 2009

Dislikes Ron Kind and health care bill

Congressman Ron Kind has long positioned himself as a friend of the small businesses and senior citizens. On Nov. 7, he proved that to be a lie by voting for the House health reform bill (H.R. 3962).

By Steve Hamill, Hudson , November 20, 2009

Not following constitution

We should make government be responsible and follow the rules laid out in the constitution. There is nowhere in the constitution that allows government to take money from people for government health care or be in charge of dispensing health care.

By Craig Mohn, Woodville , November 20, 2009

Can’t afford ‘health plan’

Are you ready for 111 new government healthcare bureaucracies? How about the newly revealed and frightening cost of government healthcare? Reform is needed, but certainly not a government takeover.

By Ray Hornung, Town of Hudson , November 13, 2009

A move to ‘Marxism’

With the presentation of the ridiculously long and convoluted 2000-plus page House bill to be voted on shortly there’s one thing that’s certain; this bill will create the biggest boondoggle for citizens ever seen in any government, world-wide.

By Lee J. Christianson, Baldwin , November 13, 2009

Health care reform approved by U.S. House; Wisconsin reports party-line vote

Wisconsin News
The U.S. Senate may not pass health care reform any time soon.

November 09, 2009

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Dislikes care plan

If you are considering the merits of government healthcare reform, consider this. What do you intend to do if you don't like what you get?

By Chris Haroldson, Hudson , November 06, 2009

Some families would see tax increase under Senate version of health care reform

Wisconsin News
A number of Wisconsin families would get an immediate tax increase under the Senate Finance Committee’s version of health care reform.

November 02, 2009

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Concerned with reform

Health care reform is important and very much needed. It is doubtful that anyone would argue with that but have you ever wondered how our government can promise to cover tens of millions more people and yet it be “deficit neutral” as our president has promised?

By Bob Britton, Elmwood , October 30, 2009

Obama and health care

I am not racist, and respect the commander in chief. No one should favor the status quo on health care. We do need change in this country, but with Mr. Obama we do not get change, we get Carter polices with a glossy finish.

By Nicholas Carow, River Falls , October 16, 2009

Thoughts on health care

It’s amazing how worked up some people become over imaginary threats. Despite thorough debunking in the more reputable press, many still torment themselves over worries of “death panels” and “rationing,” should health care reform become a reality in our country.

By Thomas R. Smith, River Falls , October 02, 2009

Feingold stops in county to listen to constituents

Feingold stops in county to listen to constituents U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold knew what he was in for as he walked toward New Richmond High School last Wednesday. Like at several previous gatherings in other parts of the state, Feingold realized the majority of the people in the crowd were there to talk about health care reform.

By By Jeff Holmquist , September 02, 2009

Large crowds rally in Green Bay and Madison on national health care

Wisconsin News
The debate on national health care reform was heard loud and clear at two large events in Wisconsin last night.

August 27, 2009

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