So, here are the story highlights from CNN:
- Democrat decries disruptions over health care reform at town-hall meetings
- Sen. Durbin: It's not right "when these people come in just to disrupt the meetings"
- Sen. McConnell slams complaints about citizens organizing
- "They need to deal with it. Americans are concerned," McConnell says
The Senate's second-ranking Democrat slammed recent town-hall protests over health care on Sunday, insisting they violate "the democratic process," while the Senate's top Republican accused Democrats of "attacking citizens" with such complaints.So are healthcare reform protests getting out of control? Physicians don't like what's being proposed about healthcare reform. Politicians seem to be quite mixed. Are we rushing through these changes? I wonder if we'll see certain aspects backfire and cause problems that we didn't anticipate (for instance, what if physicians choose not to accept public insurance plans?). President Obama calls reforming health care the centerpiece of his current domestic platform. We will definitely see new jobs in health information technology (health IT) and we see new hospitals and medical schools being built. So will healthcare reform save our struggling economy? To read the story on CNN, click here.
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