Insure Montana Rates Rise, Benefits Drop
Need more proof that government run health care doesn't work?
Check out today's Billings Gazette:
http://billingsgazette.net/articles/2007/11/01/news/state/26-plans.txt
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To add some constructive criticism: Is it sending a mixed message to post an item saying: "Need more proof that government run health care doesn't work?" when at the same time Denny Rehberg votes to override Bush's veto of a huge expansion in the SCHIP medical welfare program?
It can only make voters wonder exactly what does the Republican Party stand for? It always publishes a conservative platform but then its leading elected ones vote liberal. Just a question to ponder.
Posted by: Terry | December 01, 2007 at 07:02 AM