healthcare

The New Harry and Louise Are "More Charitable," Support Obama-Care

7/17/2009 12:32 PM ET
Harry and Louise, no longer selfish, have signed on for Obama-style big-government health "reform," reports Natasha Singer of a new ad campaign featuring the famous fictional couple: "Now, the ...

Only ABC Cites 'Devastating' CBO Judgment and 50%+ Tax Rates to Pay for Health Care

7/17/2009 12:21 AM ET
"Congress's chief budget analyst delivered a devastating assessment yesterday of the health care proposals drafted by congressional Democrats," the Washington Post reported, but of the broadcast ...

Tim Johnson Returns to Cheerleading for Obama

7/16/2009 2:23 PM ET
Just a day after acting like a journalist, ABC medical editor reads from presidents Teleprompter on 'GMA.'

CBS and NBC Push Obama's Health Agenda, Empathize with His Challenge

7/16/2009 1:10 AM ET
The White House's decision to offer interviews with the President to the medical doctors who are correspondents for ABC, CBS and NBC paid off Wednesday night with stories that embraced the ...

President OOPS-Bama

7/15/2009 1:02 PM ET
The unravelling of The Amazing Ozbama...

Dean: Low-Income People Hurt by Cap-and-Tax Will Recoup Cost with Less Asthma Emergency Room Visits

7/15/2009 10:03 AM ET
CNBC contributor claims the low-ball figure of $40 a year lost by low-income households due to cap-and-trade will be made up with lower medical costs.

PBS and Health-Care Hypocrites

7/14/2009 10:14 PM ET
Bill Moyers shared the story of former insurance company spokesman-turned-socialist Wendell Potter - but covered up his new radical-left employer, and just how much Moyers helped that employer.

Sotomayor Hearings Serving as a Distraction for Tax Hikes?

7/14/2009 8:21 AM ET
BMI adviser Dan Mitchell explains how Dems are using SCOTUS hearings as camouflage for higher taxes to pay for public health care plan.

Ah, So It's a Voluntary Tax!

7/13/2009 1:17 PM ET
House Democrats, seeking charitable contributions from the "wealthiest Americans" to pay for universal health care. But not really.
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