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Government Health careAny elected official that does not support the affordable health care act for all, must forfeit any tax payer funded healthcare for themselves and their families. It is not fair for one group of individuals to receive health care paid for by American taxpayers and not support it for every American. This sends a message that they must follow a consistent vision and practices in their ideology.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Kevin
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Got Insurance? Who needs Insurance Companies?How can we (the common we and the political we), not see that the real problem in our society and economy is the power of the insurance companies dictating to everyone, (the government, the business owner, the individual, the doctors, the hospitals) and escalating the cost of care. If we took every premium paid to insurance companies over our lifetime, we would have enough money to cover everyone to be able to have a yearly physical for prevention and cut costs. There is no indication the insurance companies want to participate in making healthcare affordable to the common citizen; No standardization of forms (to decrease the time spent reading them), no available information of what is covered, refusals, lost paperwork, etc., etc., etc., increasing costs for billing and those providing care. THIS HAS TO STOP. We need to root the parasitic insurance companies out of the core of health care and our government and our lives. End the lobbist culture and save America.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jan Franck
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why not a mandate for insuranceWe have to have car,home insurance we have to buy a driver license and plates and pay for birith records fishing hunting marrage license. We have to pay public school fees ( art supplies book and paper supplies lunch etc). How can all these and many other government laws and mandates be constitutional? If you want to stop the new health insurance law then all of the above should be free or not required.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rob Allen
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Veterans Administration: Treat Our Veterans!Thousands of our veterans aren't receiving the medical care they need after serving. Veterans are discharged every day without receiving the medical and dental care they need. Many vets are having to deal with a lifetime of unnecessary pain and suffering. We're calling on congress to rewrite the VA Charter to allow all vets access to the healthcare they were promissed. We are further calling on congress to enact legislation to not allow any serviceperson to be discharged without a full medical and psychological exam and be given continuing treatment for all injuries.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Gary Swank
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Let Obama led americansPlease, let Obama lead us, trying put all obstacules in his way , just make feel that i dont want Republicans EVER!!!1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ana Hernandez
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Insurance Rip OffThe Insurance Company's are making the elderly and Disabled and the Poor and Middle class People to where they can barely afford to eat. My Disability check is $888.00 monthly, my Drug costs are $700.00 a monthly, if the Insurance continue to raise the rates I will not have enough to live on, right now I live on $188.00 dollars, congress has to do some thing, set limites on Drug Prices.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rita Vonalmen
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Excise Incompetent Doctors.The number of doctor errors resulting in death is reported as approximately 200,000 per year. (In the US). The number of unreported doctor error is just that, unknown to the general public. It undoubtedly is far greater than the reported cases. Why should the public care? Because next time it may be someone in your family or perhaps yourself. Government Agencies set up to monitor these medical practitioners often act as excuse rs of these incompetent individuals. Most of the reported errors result from non technical problems such as failure to wash hands. This problem was highlighted in the early 1800's by a doctor Ignaz Semmelelwis, in a era before the germ theory was made known by doctor Louis Pasteur. These number if they represented war casualties would result in the surrender flag being hoisted. The book entitled "Coronary" by Stephen Klaidman gives an example of crass human greed by two doctors at the Redwood hospital in Redwood city California. These two "created" heart problems where none existed. Cracked open healthy individual's chests and gave them heart bypass surgery. Some 'patients' were too healthy and were simply sewed back up. They had an outstanding record of successful heart by-pass surgery, especially for such as small hospital. For this criminal activity, when finally exposed they were forced into retirement in Redwood City where they live today. No jail time. My own involvement with this situation began with my wife's death at the hands of her personal physician, (name withheld), who refused her any help whatsoever when she visited him for care following her emergency room examination.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by nathan almond
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Increase Neuropathy Research BudgetGetting a ground swell of supporters to write to their Representatives and Senators to support an increase of monies for Neuropathy Research at the NIH.10 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Walter R. Schillinger
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Take away Deluxe Health Care from CongressI think our Senators and Representatives are so dysfunctional that they don't deserve to have most of the benefits we pay for them to enjoy: pensions, budgets, health care. Let's take away their health care so they can begin to understand how things are outside the bubble they live in.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jonathan Ross
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Stop Raids on Sick People!Federal law enforcement has been raiding medical marijuana producers and dispensers, even in states where it is legal. This only hurts the sick, and forces them back into the black market to get their medicine. Its time for this abhorrent misuse of federal resources to stop, so that states who've chosen to permit the sick to use medical marijuana can administer their programs unhindered.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Adrian Moris
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Medicare for all by 2076Left or Right, everyone deserves Medicare. Private insurance companies have made life and death a gambling game in which you have to be lucky enough to get the disease they've covered, if you can afford to be covered at all. By reducing the eligible age of Medicare by one year each year, by 2076 every American would have affordable health care security. The private health insurance companies would still be able to service the supplemental market, which would have grown much larger. As Medicare adds progressively younger and healthier members, it would also become healthier.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Lillian Silverstone-Cahman
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Humana fraudHas Humana insurance company ever paid for your claims and then turned around and took payments back claiming pre-existing conditions but they were not.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ibrahim Shamsiddeen