Caroline Kennedy about Ted Kennedy:
"If your children are receiving healthcare because of the children's healthcare program, Teddy is your senator too."And John McCain? Well, he voted against health care for 9 million low-income children. The difference could not be more striking.
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Basic human decency that is the question at play here. Should a child, born into poverty, be provided with health care if he/she were to become ill? The answer is really quite simple. Oh, and in your post you keep ranting about nationalized medicine. Obama's plan does not do away with private insurance companies. He just provides a government competitor in the form of the health care plan provided to already sitting members of congress. If these private companies can't deal with competition that puts a hurdle in the way of their oligarchy, then they probably aren't very good companies to begin with.
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