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Senator Tom Coburn, M.D., and Senator John Barrasso, M.D.,
discuss the 2074-page Senate Democrats' health care reform bill. It
will raise Americans' taxes, raise insurance premiums, and cut
Medicare.
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Senator John Barrasso, M.D., and Senator Tom Coburn, M.D., are seeking your questions as Congress debates health care reform. We want you to be a part of this important debate. Send us your questions and comments by e-mail, Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter. ...
Senate Doctors "I am outraged and discouraged that 60 members of Congress voted to proceed to this bill," Bennett said. "Those who voted to proceed to this bill voted to raise premiums, raise taxes, cut benefits to Medicare and inflate the national debt."
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Deseret News | Orrin Hatch, Bob Bennett oppose health bill
Senate Doctors "There is no question our health care system needs reform, but moving forward on a bill that increases the cost of insurance premiums, raises taxes and cuts Medicare benefits to meet an arbitrary deadline is wrong," said Risch
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Washington, DC - U.S. Senator Jim Risch today voted against H.R. 3590, the inaccurately titled, 2,074 page "Patient Protection and Affordability Care Act", citing its high cost, higher taxes and cuts to Medicare.
Senate Doctors “Senator Reid’s health care bill is the wrong prescription for America. “I visit with people in Wyoming every weekend. They say: ‘Fix what is wrong with the health care system without making things worse for me.’ Unfortunately Senator Reid’s health care bill increases the cost of care, increases insurance premiums and increases taxes." -Senator Barrasso
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US Senator John Barrasso [R-WY]
Senate Doctors "Our health care system needs fundamental reform," said Senator Collins. "One of my top priorities has been to expand access to affordable health care. The greatest barrier to health care coverage today is cost."
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U.S. Senator Susan Collins tonight voted against considering a divisive, partisan bill and, instead, urged her colleagues to work together to develop a new, bipartisan proposal to help reform our nation's health care system.
Senate Doctors "I voted against moving forward with consideration of this legislation because it is fundamentally flawed. In fact, there are so many things wrong with this bill, it’s hard to know where to start." - Senator Bunning
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Alexander Discusses Health Care Reform, Afghanistan on Fox News Sunday
Says Democrats’ Health Care Bill Feels Like Immigration Debate, Will Cost Americans Jobs
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- WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), chairman of the Senate Republican Conference, today discussed the Democrats’ partisan $2.5 trillion health care bill and President Obama’s need to brief Congress on his plans for Afghanistan. ...
Senate Doctors The Senate will have an "extensive" debate on its healthcare reform legislation, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Sunday.
Senate Doctors "The Democratic measures would leave 12 million or more eligible Americans uninsured. Many middle-class families who'd now be required to buy coverage would still find the premiums a stretch, even with government aid. A new federal fund to provide temporary coverage for people with health problems would quickly run out of cash."
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WASHINGTON — For consumers, the health care bills taking final shape in Congress don't rate close to a perfect 10.
Senate Doctors Dr. Coburn Votes Against Move Toward Government-Run Health Care
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United States Senator Tom Coburn
Senate Doctors Bennett Votes Against Senate Health Care Bill
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Senator Bob Bennett (R-Utah) issued the following statement this evening regarding the vote to proceed to the Senate Democrats' health care plan:
Senate Doctors Thune said: "This proposal is filled with budget gimmicks that hide the true cost of the bill, which would be $2.5 trillion when fully implemented over 10 years
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South Dakota Senator John Thune was among the 39 Republicans who voted against health care reform bill Saturday night.In a statement issued last night Thune said: "This proposal is filled with ...
Senate Doctors Murkowski Opposes $2.5 Trillion Democrat Health Care Bill
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, issued the following statement regarding her vote against beginning debate on the Democrat health care bill:
Senate Doctors "I voted against the motion to proceed tonight because I do not believe nearly enough has been done to make this bill worthy of consideration on the Senate floor," Johanns said.
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Senator Johanns tonight voted against the motion to proceed to floor debate on the Senate health care reform bill. The motion passed, 60-40 on a party-line vote; 60 votes were needed.
