Obama death panels reinstituted

W

wordcreatorushtwf

Verified User
On December 25, 2010, the New York Times ran an article on line and then on its print edition on December 26, 2010 reported Death Panels that were forced out of Obamacare have been reinstituted when no one was was looking.

The death panels was the name given to a group of bureaucrats who would decide and who lives and who dies, taking away the decison-making by doctors.


Read more

http://www.examiner.com/watchdog-politics-in-national/obama-death-panels-reinstituted
 
wordcreatorushtwf said:
On December 25, 2010, the New York Times ran an article on line and then on its print edition on December 26, 2010 reported Death Panels that were forced out of Obamacare have been reinstituted when no one was was looking.

The death panels was the name given to a group of bureaucrats who would decide and who lives and who dies, taking away the decison-making by doctors.


Read more

http://www.examiner.com/watchdog-politics-in-national/obama-death-panels-reinstituted
Click to expand...

PolitiFact's Lie of the Year: 'Death panels'

rulings%2Ftom-pantsonfire.gif


Of all the falsehoods and distortions in the political discourse this year, one stood out from the rest.

"Death panels."

The claim set political debate afire when it was made in August, raising issues from the role of government in health care to the bounds of acceptable political discussion. In a nod to the way technology has transformed politics, the statement wasn't made in an interview or a television ad. Sarah Palin posted it on her Facebook page.

Her assertion — that the government would set up boards to determine whether seniors and the disabled were worthy of care — spread through newscasts, talk shows, blogs and town hall meetings. Opponents of health care legislation said it revealed the real goals of the Democratic proposals. Advocates for health reform said it showed the depths to which their opponents would sink. Still others scratched their heads and said, "Death panels? Really ?"

The editors of PolitiFact.com, the fact-checking Web site of the St. Petersburg Times , have chosen it as our inaugural "Lie of the Year."

PolitiFact readers overwhelmingly supported the decision. Nearly 5,000 voted in a national poll to name the biggest lie, and 61 percent chose "death panels" from a field of eight finalists.

This is the story of how two words generated intense heat in the national debate over health care.

photos%2Ffirst-place.jpg

A winner in our "Lie of the Year" contest!
 
wordcreatorushtwf said:
On December 25, 2010, the New York Times ran an article on line and then on its print edition on December 26, 2010 reported Death Panels that were forced out of Obamacare have been reinstituted when no one was was looking.

The death panels was the name given to a group of bureaucrats who would decide and who lives and who dies, taking away the decison-making by doctors.


Read more

http://www.examiner.com/watchdog-politics-in-national/obama-death-panels-reinstituted
Click to expand...

(Excerpt) The death panels was the name given to a group of bureaucrats who would decide and who lives and who dies, taking away the decison-making by doctors.

Human Events writes on December 26, 2010, that puts rationing in at its more gruesome effect. And who will decided who lives and who dies? Some unelected power-crazed members of the Obama administration. (End)

Who decides today? Some paper pusher in an insurance office?

So, what's the difference? The difference is everyone will be covered by the same rules under Obama/government. As it stands now a person with a less expensive medical plan receives less coverage.

So, it will be up to the population, in general, to decide what should be covered and considering there are over 300 million people that's a lot of illnesses to be covered.

That's the benefit of a single payer or universal plan which is where things are headed. The minimum wage earner will be entitled to the same procedures as the multi-millionaire.
 
#1....The Obama death panels have been re-instituted
OR
#2....Death panels were a big lie
OR
#3....Death panels were power-crazed members of the Obama administration.
OR
#4....Death panels are paper pushers in an insurance office


Well, which is it....Obviously, you all can't be right....
but then, all of you could be wrong....
 
apple0154 said:
(Excerpt) The death panels was the name given to a group of bureaucrats who would decide and who lives and who dies, taking away the decison-making by doctors.

Human Events writes on December 26, 2010, that puts rationing in at its more gruesome effect. And who will decided who lives and who dies? Some unelected power-crazed members of the Obama administration. (End)

Who decides today? Some paper pusher in an insurance office?

So, what's the difference? The difference is everyone will be covered by the same rules under Obama/government. As it stands now a person with a less expensive medical plan receives less coverage.

So, it will be up to the population, in general, to decide what should be covered and considering there are over 300 million people that's a lot of illnesses to be covered.

That's the benefit of a single payer or universal plan which is where things are headed. The minimum wage earner will be entitled to the same procedures as the multi-millionaire.
Click to expand...

lol you really believe that shit! LOL liberals never ever learn!
 
bravo said:
#1....The Obama death panels have been re-instituted
OR
#2....Death panels were a big lie
OR
#3....Death panels were power-crazed members of the Obama administration.
OR
#4....Death panels are paper pushers in an insurance office


Well, which is it....Obviously, you all can't be right....
but then, all of you could be wrong....
Click to expand...

Since you never do your own research I'll do it for you.
#1. NO, for profit healthcare companies have had death panels for years.
#2. NO, death panels are real
#3. NO, faux news half truths and lies sponsored by insurance companies.
#4. Yes
Insurance companies have instituted death panels for years especially if the insured is middle class or poor. There are many examples of insurance companies not covering sick and dying people, here are just a few examples.
http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2009/08/11/denial_of_care

want more examples? learn to use google.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top