Health Care Reform

There’s Now Proof that Big

Insurance Funded Chamber of Commerce Attack Ads

It has long been suspected that the major insurers who make up the America’s Health Insurance Plans have been quietly funneling money to the Chamber of Commerce to air third-party TV ads aimed at killing health care reform.

Well now there’s proof! According to a report in the National Journal, between $10 and $20 million came from Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Kaiser, United and Wellpoint to funds ads that perpetuate scary myths about health care reform, even while they publicly claim to support it.

Understanding the Pros & Cons of

Health Care Overhaul

At AllHealthcare.com there is a great FAQ page that can help you understand more about the remaining steps for health care reform.

You’re being bombarded from many different media outlets about how we’ve never been closer to real health care reform. Most likely you don’t have the time to research what it all will mean to you and your families. So we’ve done some of that research for you and found this great article that we think can help you understand the process.

CLICK HERE to learn more.

The Health Summit Was

Essentially a Bust - So What Next?

As much as President Obama tried to make it seem like middle-ground could be reached in the theatrical production of the “Health Care Summit,” it turns out the gaps may be too far to bridge. The politically dramatized show, produced by the Obama administration, ended up only providing a stage for trading talking points that did nothing more than show that Democrats and Republicans just simply have different world views.

Most of the props were provided by the Republicans who sat surrounded by reams of paper to emphasize why they’d like to wipe out the entire past 13 months of congressional debate and rowdy town hall meetings and start over.

Although the Republicans want to scrap the bill, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D., Md) said that Democrats would move ahead even without Republican support.

Stay tuned for the latest developments.