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By: Nuke Gingrich » Blog Archive » Postcards from the idiocracy

Nuke Gingrich » Blog Archive » Postcards from the idiocracy — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 03:41:32 +0000

[...] The SCHIP (Children’s Health Insurance Program) is up for reauthorization, and in typical idiocrat fashion, Max and the boys want to expand the program, by an increase of $50 billion above current funding levels over the next five years. And to pay for it, Max wants to put the squeeze on the tobacco teat. [...]

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By: Angel

Angel — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 13:38:23 +0000

hiya no2!..wowza..why dont we just empty our pockets and hand over ALL our earnings to the Dhimmicrats!

Thanks Nuke for stoppin in..left u a comment!..Heh

By: totaltransformation

totaltransformation — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:08:41 +0000

I wish I was surprised by this.

By: no2liberals

no2liberals — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 05:10:15 +0000

That’s some spooky nanny state mumbo jumbo there, Swampie.
Yeah, that’s what we need, more liberal group think for our medical students. As is they don’t get enough of that before med school, and from the AMA leadership.

By: SwampWoman

SwampWoman — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 05:02:30 +0000

At Junkfood Science, read Information Management for the Medical Professional:

But more disturbing questions came to mind with this news. How many were aware that the HHS (Health and Human Services) was working towards creating a nationalized healthcare system? How many medical professionals feel their role is to tell people how to live their lives in accordance with the government’s definition of a healthy lifestyle, as she envisions?

And what type of training will young medical and nursing students receive at a government educational system under her direction, given she’s brought us such government initiatives as:

· The creation of a deadly obesity epidemic using unsound science and methodology. As Gerberding said when launching the HHS’ major anti-obesity initiative: “The biggest problem we face in America is not terrorism. The biggest health problem we’re facing is obesity.” After internal CDC researchers exposed Gerberding’s war on obesity as a grossly exaggerated and fabricated scare campaign, it was followed by all-out efforts to preserve an obesity crisis, spinning the data and, as Gerberding said, making sure the “correct” information was disseminated by the media.

· The new clinical guidelines for the medical management of fat children, which, as we found, not one single recommendation was based on credible science.

· Employer wellness programs, complete with preventive guidelines to have a healthier, more productive workforce, that Gerberding called “public health science research in action” — and we saw wasn’t evidence-based science.

· The rushed adoption of name-based HIV reporting registries and HIV surveillance systems, despite research from the CDC itself that such mandates will mean significant numbers of patients won’t come forward for testing and treatment.

· The avian flu panic and $3.8 billion to create a massive governmental bureaucracy under the HHS for the pandemic, ignoring research from her own CDC.

By: no2liberals

no2liberals — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 04:53:14 +0000

Ha!
It’s funny, cause it’s true.

Yeah, the Schip has been used…shall we say…creatively, since it’s inception, and is, like so many government programs, ripe for misuse.

By: nuke

nuke — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 04:29:40 +0000

I didn’t realize this was up for a vote. thanks for posting this
I can’t remember where I read it, but it was a great one-liner…
the best health care in Michael Moore’s cuban paradise – - – is at gitmo.