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I can't believe real Americans believe that heath care is a luxury that only the rich (or the people in congress) should be able to afford. I have worked for 30 years and have recently been laid off, now because I have asthma, I can not get affordable health care. I hope I do not have to move to Canada, because I love this country. What is wrong with the right wing Republicans in this country. We can send all our money to Iraq, but we can't take care of our own. Quit trying to scare the heck out of seniors.... Medicare is the best.... I can hardly wait til I can sign up, 10 years to go!
Hello, I have heard about your organization on cable news and am praying that you have the resources to put an end to this. Attached is a copy of my e-mail to AARP and their canned response. They certainly don't work for their members. What can we do to stop the insanity? I hope your group can offer answers. We need help.
Sincerely, Mikki Mayhew Bonner
To AARP
>
>It is interesting that your e-mail address is so difficult to find.
>You
>certainly are not representing me and I have been a member for a long
>time.
>I strongly object to your support of the current administration and
>their
>attempt to bully their programs down our throat.
>Seniors are not ready for fascism or communism or socialism. Leave us
>alone.
>Leave our health care and social security alone. Concern yourself with
>important issues like constitutional rights and protecting our country
>from
>big brother. I will not be renewing my AARP membership and I will
>speak
>loudly against your position on this issue and your failure to hear
>America’
>s senior population
>.
>Mikki Mayhew Bonner
>
Thank you for contacting AARP to express your interest on the issue
of Health Care Reform. This issue has resulted in an unprecedented
volume of response and we appreciate your interest. AARP values all
opinions shared by our members and others, and your feedback helps
shape our position on this issue.
While we would like to respond personally to each and every
communication, we are unable to do so at this time. For those of you
expressing your support, we thank you. Should you disagree, we
respect and value your position. While we may differ on this issue,
we hope that we agree on the many other issues AARP supports.
Please note that we have not yet endorsed any comprehensive health
care reform bill. AARP is fighting for a solution that improves
health care for all our members. We have been working with leaders
from both sides of the aisle for many, many months, and we will
continue to do so. We know that
It is utterly amazing that CNN has no oporblem airing this lying piece of shit of an anti-health care ad (Via TPM): But, they have issues with airing a truthful ad calling out an Insurance company executive from American's United for Change: “CNN refusal to air an ad by American’s United for Change attacking the health Insurance Industry’s opposition to health insurance reform is outrageous. As a news organization CNN has reported how the health care industry, including CIGNA, is fighting key platforms of President Obama’s health insurance reform program. CNN should stop censoring television ads that criticize health insurers for obstructing real health care reform.” Sign the petition HERE. Or, this ad truthful ad about Birther Nutter in Chief, Lou Dobbs, from that Media Matters?: Ad Calling Out Lou Dobbs' Birtherism Won't Run On CNN (from HuffPo): The prospect of an anti-Dobbs ad running during Dobbs' own show had created quite a lot of buzz in the blogosphere. But now a source at Media Matters says that cable providers have refused to let it run on CNN -- for all but a portion of the New York viewing audience. According to the Media Matters official, five of the six cable providers contracted for the project have informed the group that they are declining to put the spot on CNN. All of them will air the ad on Fox News and MSNBC. In New York City, the cable provider ViaMedia will air the ad, though the company is a relatively small player in the city. Time Warner will air the Media Matters spot in New York, both on MSNBC and Fox News but not on CNN. Noting that the ad buy was local, a spokesperson for CNN was straightforward in stating that the network objected to the ad's airing. "CNN retains the right to object to any ad run by the cable operator on our network whose purpose is to attack CNN or our employees," the spokesperson said. var addthis_pub="thejoshuablog";
Check out this ad from a right-wing group called the 60 Plus Association, celebrating the Greatest Generation -- and warning that the health care bill could kill them: "The government -- not doctors -- will decide if older patients are...
Check out this ad from a right-wing group called the 60 Plus Association, celebrating the Greatest Generation -- and warning that the health care bill could kill them: "The government -- not doctors -- will decide if older patients are...