Wed, 10/01/2008 - 9:45am — DCblogger
Elections are underway in Canada and the United States, and health care is not high on the political agenda in either country. Yet health care reform could emerge as an important issue following the American presidential vote. A victory for Barack Obama will encourage fans of single-payer health insurance because the Democrats have a majority in Congress and a history of supporting Canadian-style health reforms.
I love the smell of conservative fear.
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Ah, the Fraser Institute
I love the way they make it all about the number of MRIs.
canadian lunatics
love reading corrente-I'm here everyday! None of my real-world peers even know about you,though- I guess I don't have much of a circle of political friends.I don't see the Corrente name pop up in Canadian blogsites & Such, but I don't go there much-I really appreciate your insight into your own system and seeing what real, savvy people are talking aboot down there. Anyway heads up I hear the senate is trying to sneak the bailout bill through:
Because the bill must originate in the House, the Senate is attaching
the rescue plan to a bill that deals with renewable energy tax
incentives. This would allow the Senate to vote before the House.
http://money.
cnn.com/2008/ 09/30/news/ economy/bailout_ tuesday/index. htm?cnn=yes
I've never pasted stuff on you before and sorry but anyway heads up down there and good luck!
Please forgive the bad syntax-Cheers!
thanks Uncle
thanks for your kind words