Archive for the ‘Health – Insurance’ Category

Will, in effect, individuals be forced to choose between health insurance and groceries?

Lost in the euphoria accompanying the recently passed Health Care bill is the effect this legislation will have on the Health Care industry. Being a good capitalist, I am not concerned with the survivability of singular companies, rather the industry as a whole.

If public health insurance companies fail on a grand scale, the underlying intention of the administration will come to pass. Big government will happily jump at the chance to exert further control over the industry via regulations associated with bailouts, or implement a “Single Payer System” that our progressive representatives really desire.

Thankfully, the intent of H.R. 4872 is just take care the uninsured, not to federalize the entire industry.

In a vacuum this might be the case but in reality the health insurance industry, as we know it, is doomed! Read the rest of this entry »

Help send a clear message to Patrick Murphy and other Washington liberals that people are concerned and want our voices heard!

Mike Fitzpatrick will be participating in a Health Town Hall Forum Friday evening at the Pennridge North Middle School (1500 North Fifth Street Perkasie, PA 18944) along with several area physicians.

If you can attend, great! See the details on the next page!

You are also encouraged to please invite anyone you know who is concerned about this disaster being considered by Congress.

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Richboro PA — Yesterday evening, at the regular monthly meeting of our Committee, former Congressman and County Supervisor, Michael G. Fitzpatrick, stopped by to say a few words about his thoughts on the forthcoming Republican Primary election. He had announced Saturday that he was entering the race and was planning to win.

He also took the time to answer any and all questions and to go further in-depth on his plans for 2010. He’s aiming his campaign directly at Murphy’s, Obama’s and Pelosi’s failed policies and Murphy’s 97% record of voting the Democratic spend and tax party line. Read the rest of this entry »