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May 05, 2011 10:43 PM UTC
9 Comments
It’s a free market solution – or partial solution – to a major pricing problem.
All Senator Stephens needs to do is explain it to the tea partier opposition. ONce they understand it, they’ll get on board, right? I mean why wouldn’t they?
Personally, I don’t care as long as the gov’t keeps their hands off my Medicare.
There is no reason on earth why one of the exchange options couldn’t be a public option. That could be run by the state of Colorado, a non-profit, a consortium of health providers.
This scares the pants off Republicans.
Will anyone now want to allow Heath Care cooperatives with SB 168? It is a unique Colorado solution and targets a different demographic than the exchanges. Could this legislative body be that enlightened?
I bet she gets recalled before the next session.
How dare any Republicans work to hold down health care costs.
It takes a lot for people to vote out an incumbent and she’s a damn good campaigner. She might have a tough primary but I’ll bet she wins if she is challenged.
This is a tempest in a teapot. The wingnuts have targeted her and McNulty going back to the election when they stood by their responsibilities as party leaders and supported Mayes instead of Tancredo – both held their noses, but did their duty. The El Paso County wingnuts all ran to Tancredo but never gave up their Republican registrations. Now they have come back into the party and are seeking vengenance against McNulty and Stephens.
The party should toss them out on their butts rather than allowing the wingnuts to implode the party.
Both McNulty and Stephens will be fine. They cannot really be recalled and the wingnuts do not have the discipline to stay on target for the 2012 cycle. They will probably field someone at the precinct caucuses, but will fall short at the nominating assemblies.
Incumbency is a powerful foundation, and incumbency of someone who is in leadership is even more powerful.
Besides, Schultheis has probably misplaced his jack boots and you can’t run a hate campaign without jack boots.
activists Nathan Wilkes, Patty Sullivan, Dede DePercin, Kellie Fritts, Micki Farrin, Carol Blackard, Dave Bean, and so many others who have worked on health care reform for years. They are truly inspiring people, and deserve a lot of credit for selfless efforts! Thank you!