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Douglas Overholtzer
Proposed Amendment 28:
"Congress shall make no law that applies to the citizens of
the United States that does not apply equally to the Senators or
Representatives, and Congress shall make no law that applies to the
Senators or Representatives that does not apply equally to the
citizens of the United States."
Jeff Morris Senator Crapo - please explain how the cost of Medicare Part D that you supported in 2003 cost more for American taxpayers per person covered than a comprehensive Health Care Reform bill for all Americans? Here are some comparisons between the two plans. The 2003 Medicare Part D Reform increased the deficit over the f...irst 10 years by $395 billion; cost $600 billion from 2010-2019; and was 1,044 pages long. The current Senate Health Reform Bill decreases the deficit over the first 10 years by $130 billion; cost $848 billion from 2010-2019; and is 2,074 pages long. All of our Seniors have access to Medicare, only 1 in 4 can afford to pay for the federally subsidized Medicare Part D. Medicare Part D enrollees are generally the more affluent Medicare enrollees. Senator Crapo - please explain. I appreciate your help understanding the logic of subsidizing the few at the expense of the many who need fundamental health care insurance.
John Hansford I am amazed that the Federal Government does not have laws against banks raising their interest rates on credit cards to usurious levels. Citibank just raised mine from 12% to 24% with firm promises of future increases. Who is overseeing these institutions? What do they plan on doing with these massive windfall profits? Best be pay the taxpayer back.
John Hansford When are banks scheduled to pay back TARP monies? They sure aren't giving much out in loans to small business. I can't even get a property refinanced that Wells Fargo financed for me 3 years ago, even though it appraises out more than the original value! When is government and his majesty Obama going to follow through ...on promises to curb the greed of banks and bankers? If they are turning profits, shouldn't they be mandated to pay back our money BEFORE paying themselves exorbitant pay?
Molly MomsRising Moms and dads across the country are standing up for kids in health reform! Check out the thousands of pictures of MomsRising members across the country (including your state!) who have added the MomsRising pacifer pin to a picture on Facebook to show that they won't be pacified until we get health reform done and get... it right for kids and families: http://apps.facebook.com/momsrising/ Show the constituents in your state that you will stand up for kids and families too -- use this app to add a pacifer pin to your picture too! Email ashley@MomsRising.org for more information.
Luke Malek Excellent job on Fox News this morning!
Washington, DC – Tonight, Idaho Senator Mike Crapo voted against moving ahead on a health care reform proposal, saying that the legislation, drafted behind closed doors with only Democrats involved, is a massive government takeover that will drive up the cost of health insurance and medical care. ...
Susie Matsuura My taxes subsidize your health care. I would like to get a plan like yours.
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Senator Mike Crapo discusses with Senators Jon Kyl (R-AZ), Roger Wicker (R-MS) and George LeMieux (R-FL) on the floor of the Senate the cuts in Medicare under the proposed health care legislation.
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Senator Mike Crapo offers the Republican Weekly Address on health care.
Washington, DC – Idaho Senator Mike Crapo is delivering a national address on the health care legislation expected to be considered by the U.S. Senate Saturday evening. ...
Rosilind Hackett Jukic
Dear Senator Crapo,
I am pleased to see that you intend to vote NO this evening on the health care bill. Thank you very much for your willingness to listen to Idaho's citizens and your continued stand for conservative values.
Lauren Shotnik Thank you for voting NO on Saturday. You are hearing the Idaho citizens.
