This survey came to me via the web and my conservative representative Duncan Hunter. I just had to sigh at all the twist and turns he put me thru as I answered the survey. I kind of like the idea of allowing insurance to be sold over state lines? But that is probably a bad thing since it is a repub idea. See how jaded I am. sigh....
2012 Health Care Survey
(Please select an answer to be directed to the survey webpage)
Do you agree or disagree with the Supreme Court's ruling on the President's health care law that Congress has the power to require Americans to buy health insurance?
Do you agree or disagree with the Supreme Court's decision to limit the power of the federal government to force states to increase Medicaid participants through lower eligibility standards?
Do you agree or disagree that health insurance companies should provide coverage for children under the age of 26?
Do you agree or disagree that the federal government should take steps to allow Americans to buy health insurance across state lines?
The President's health care law requires taxpayer funding for abortion and abortion-related services. Do you agree or disagree that Americans should be forced into this type of coverage?
Do you support a full repeal of the President's health care law?
At the end of the year, numerous tax breaks commonly referred to as the Bush tax cuts will expire. Do you believe that Congress should take steps to preserve these tax cuts in order to prevent an increase of taxes on hardworking Americans?
Would you like to receive my e-newsletter or participate in a teletown hall? Check all that apply.


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P.S.: Do you believe government bureaucrats should FORCE us to breathe oxygen?
If we had a single payer system... you would choose your doctor and he/she would decide what treatment you got....
We will eventually get there but with elected officials like him it slows down the progress....
I still don't understand why the healthcare of a nation's citizens is a political issue or debate. To me, it is a moral, humanitarian issue.