Since President Obama signed his massive, unpopular health care overhaul into law earlier this year, there has been a steady stream of news reports showing that it will not be able to live up to the promises made by Democrats as they were pushing the bill. Americans have heard now that […]

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After an exhausting morning (while on the taxpayer’s dime mind you) of filming political commercials for the fall campaign, Mr. Dooley’s image consultants had him change out of the suspenders and into a casual look of khaki pants and a dress shirt to film an apparent healthcare themed commercial.
With Missourians soundly rejecting Obamacare earlier this […]

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FBN’s Judge Andrew Napolitano talks to Virginia and Missouri lawmakers about state initiatives against nationalized health care.

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In his weekly address Saturday, President Obama touted the report issued at the end of last week from the Medicare Trustees. He bragged, “According to this report, the steps we took this year to reform the health care system have put Medicare on a sounder financial footing.  Reform has actually added […]

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Considering the news on the massive, unpopular health care law this week, it’s pretty amazing how out of touch Democrats and the Obama administration are when they talk about the fallout from and reactions to their health care overhaul.
Today, the trustees of Medicare are set to release a report on […]

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports today, “Missouri voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a federal mandate to purchase health insurance, rebuking President Barack Obama’s administration and giving Republicans their first political victory in a national campaign to overturn the controversial health care law passed by Congress in March.” The New York […]

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