[I&A] 【整理】2009-08-17:'奥巴马巡回宣传医改方案'

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In and Around News 2009-08-17:'奥巴马巡回宣传医改方案'

近日来，奥巴马巡回全国各地竭力向民众推销新的医改方案。本周他来到了中西部的蒙大拿州，除了发表演讲之外，他还现场回答了民众的提问。

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【整理】I&A 2009-8-17 【整理人】playstation

President Obama making a big pitch out west to boost support for health reform. ABC's Rachel Martin is in Big Sky, Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.

...at this morning about 50 miles away from Bozeman, that's where the President held his healthcare town hall meeting yesterday and while there was some tension, the event started out with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.

"Here in Montana you've got bears and, moose, and elk. In Washington you just have, mostly bull."

Words that moments later were thrown right back at the President, as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.

"We keep getting the bull, that's all we get, is bull. You can't tell us how you're going to pay for it."

"You're absolutely right that I can't cover another 46 million people for free."

Obama has been ramping up his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it would create so-called "death panels."

The topic came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of Twitter feud.

Specter writes: Called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary "death panels." Chuck Grassley said: Specter got it all wrong that I never used words "death boards." Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change your last Tweet, Arlen.

White House spokesman Robert Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense. "One of the reasons we push back is because of those misconceptions. Have some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers? I don't doubt that."

A USA Today Gallup poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama's handling of heath care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.

"Every time we're inside of health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they've got. We can't let them do it again, not this time."

To that end the President is holding yet another health care town hall meeting. This one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate, he'll take a break from health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

richard83

hw
President Obama making a big pitch out west to boost support for health reform. ABC's Rachel Martin is in Big Sky, Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.

...at this morning about 15 miles away from Bozman, that's where the President held his town hall health meeting yesterday and while there was some tension, the event started with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.

"Here in Montana you've got bears, moose, and elk. In Washington you just have, mostly boo."

Words that moments later were thrown right back to the President, as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.

"We keep getting the boo, that's all we get, is boo. You can't tell us how you're going to pay for it."

"You're absolutely right that I can't cover another 46 million people for free."

Obama has been ramping up his buy-for-reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it will create so-called "death panels."

The topic came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of Twitter feud.

Specter writes: Called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary "death panels." Grassley said:Specter got it all wrong that I ever used words "death boards." Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change ur last Tweet, Arlen.

White House Robert spokesman Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense. "One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions have...some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don't doubt that."

A USA Today gallop reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama's handling of heath care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.

"Every time we're inside a health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they got. We can't let them do it again, not this time."

To that end the President is holding yet another health care town hall meeting. This one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate, he'll take a break form health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

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sunshinegogo

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President Obama making a big pitch out west boost support for healthcare reform ABC Rachel Martin is in big sky Montana this morning. Good morning Rachel.

This morning about 50 miles away from Bosman. That’s where the President held his healthcare town hall meeting yesterday and well there was some tension the event started out with hugs handshakes and even some humor.

Here Montana you’ve got bears muse and elk and in Washington you just have mostly vote.

Words that moments later were thrown right back at the President as he tried to set records straight on his plans for healthcare reform

We keep getting the bull. That’s all we get is bull. You can’t tell us how you are going to pay for this.

You are absolutely right that I can’t cover another 46 million people for free.

Obama has been ramping up his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan provide end of life counseling is being dropped from a Senator version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it would create debt so called death panels. The topic came up between Senator Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of twitter field. Specter writes call Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myth about healthcare reform and imaginary death panels. Chuck Grassley said Specter got it all wrong that I ever used words death boards even liberal press never accused me of that. So change you last twitter Arlen. White house spokesman Robert Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense.

One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions and some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don’t doubt that.

A USA Gallup poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama’s handling of healthcare policy while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fight words.

Every time we are inside of a health insurance reform. This special interest fight back with everything they got we can’t let them do it again. Not this time.

To that end the president is holding yet another healthcare town hall meeting this one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado. The President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip case. He‘ll take a break from healthcare and take a tour of yellow stone park this afternoon with the first family.

fairy-tale

hw
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Words that moments later were thrown right back the president as he tried to set the record straight on the his plans for healthcare reform.
"We keeping getting the boa that's all we get is boa. You can tell us how you are going to pay for this."
"You are absolutely right. Then, I can't cover another 46 million people for free."
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ryansterne

On  richard83

President Obama making a big pitch out west to boost support for health reform. ABC's Rachel Martin is in Big Sky, Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.

...at this morning about 15 miles away from Bozman, that's where the President held his healthcare town hall health meeting yesterday and while there was some tension, the event started with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.

"Here in Montana you've got bears, moose, and elk. In Washington you just have, mostly boo."

Words that moments later were thrown right back to the President, as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.

"We keep getting the boo, that's all we get, is boo. You can't tell us how you're going to pay for it."

"You're absolutely right that I can't cover another 46 million people for free."

Obama has been ramping up his buy-for-reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it will create so-called "death panels."

The topic came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of Twitter feud.

Specter writes: Called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary "death panels." Grassley said:Specter got it all wrong that I ever used words "death boards." Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change ur last Tweet, Arlen.

White House Robert spokesman Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense. "One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions have...some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don't doubt that."

A USA Today gallop reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama's handling of heath care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.

"Every time we're inside a health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they got. We can't let them do it again, not this time."

To that end the President is holding yet another health care town hall meeting. This one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate, he'll take a break form health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

Niniane

Homework：
President Obama making a big pitch out west boost support for healthcare reform ABC Rachel Martin is in big sky Montana this morning. Good morning Rachel.

This morning about 50 miles away from Bosman. That’s where the President held his healthcare town hall meeting yesterday and well there was some tension the event started out with hugs handshakes and even some humor.

Here Montana you’ve got bears muse and elk and in Washington you just have mostly vote.

Words that moments later were thrown right back at the President as he tried to set records straight on his plans for healthcare reform

We keep getting the bull. That’s all we get is bull. You can’t tell us how you are going to pay for this.

You are absolutely right that I can’t cover another 46 million people for free.

Obama has been ramping up his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan provide end of life counseling is being dropped from a Senator version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it would create debt so called death panels. The topic came up between Senator Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of twitter field. Specter writes call Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myth about healthcare reform and imaginary death panels. Chuck Grassley said Specter got it all wrong that I ever used words death boards even liberal press never accused me of that. So change you last twitter Arlen. White house spokesman Robert Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense.

One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions and some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don’t doubt that.

A USA Gallup poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama’s handling of healthcare policy while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fight words.

Every time we are inside of a health insurance reform. This special interest fight back with everything they got we can’t let them do it again. Not this time.

To that end the president is holding yet another healthcare town hall meeting this one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado. The President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip case. He‘ll take a break from healthcare and take a tour of yellow stone park this afternoon with the first family.

木葛

On ryansterne
President Obama making a big pitch out west to boost support for health reform. ABC's Rachel Martin is in Big Sky, Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.

...at this morning about 15 miles away from Bozman, that's where the President held his healthcare town-hall meeting yesterday and while there was some tension, the event started with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.

"Here in Montana you've got bears, moose, and elk. In Washington you just have, mostly boo."

Words that moments later were thrown right back at the President, as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.

"We keep getting the boo, that's all we get, is boo. You can't tell us how you're going to pay for it."

"You're absolutely right that I can't cover another 46 million people for free."

Obama has been ramping up his buy-for-reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it will create so-called "death panels."

The topic came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of Twitter feud.

Specter writes: Called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary "death panels." Grassley said:Specter got it all wrong that I ever used words "death boards." Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change ur last Tweet, Arlen.

White House Robert spokesman Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense. "One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions have...some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don't doubt that."

A USA Today gallop reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama's handling of heath care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.

"Every time we're inside a health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they got. We can't let them do it again, not this time."

To that end the President is holding yet another health care town hall meeting. This one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate, he'll take a break form health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

liyaliu99

President Obama is making a big pitch out west to boost support for health reform. ABC's Rachel Martin is in Big Sky, Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.

... this morning about 15 miles away from Bozman, that's where the President held his healthcare town-hall meeting yesterday and while there was some tension, the event started with hugs, handshakes, even some humor…

"Here in Montana you've got bears, moose, and elk. In Washington you just have, mostly boo."

Words that moments later were thrown right back at the President, as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for healthcare reform.

"We keep getting the boo, that's all we get, is boo. You can't tell us how you're going to pay for it."

"You're absolutely right, that I can't cover another 46 million people for free."

Obama has been ramping up his buy-for-reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it will create so-called "death panels."

The topic came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of twitter feud.

Specter writes: Called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary "death panels." Chuck Grassley said:Specter got it all wrong that I ever used words "death boards." Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change our last Tweet, Arlen.

White House Robert spokesman Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense. "One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions have...some of those misconceptions are contributed to the poll numbers. I don't doubt that."

A USA Today gallop reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama's handling of heath care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.

"Every time we're inside a health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they got. We can't let them do it again, not this time."

To that end the President is holding yet another healthcare town hall meeting. This one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate, he'll take a break form healthcare and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon, with the first family.

deppth

On 木葛
President Obama making a big pitch out west to boost support for health reform. ABC's Rachel Martin is in Big Sky, Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.

...at this morning about 50 miles away from Bozman, that's where the President held his healthcare town-hall meeting yesterday and while there was some tension, the event started out with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.

"Here in Montana you've got bears and, moose, and elk. In Washington you just have, mostly boo."

Words that moments later were thrown right back at the President, as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.

"We keep getting the boo, that's all we get, is boo. You can't tell us how you're going to pay for it."

"You're absolutely right that I can't cover another 46 million people for free."

Obama has been ramping up his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it would create so-called "death panels."

The topic came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of Twitter feud.

Specter writes: Called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary "death panels." Chuck Grassley said:Specter got it all wrong that I never used words "death boards." Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change ur last Tweet, Arlen.

White House Robert spokesman Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense. "One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions have...some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don't doubt that."

A USA Today Gallup poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama's handling of heath care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.

"Every time we're inside a health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they've got. We can't let them do it again, not this time."

To that end the President is holding yet another health care town hall meeting. This one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate, he'll take a break form health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

wind-borne

homework
President Obama is making a big pitch out west boost support for health care reform. ABC’s Rachel M is in big sky Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.
This morning about 14 miles away from Bozeman, that’s where the president held his health care town hall meeting yesterday and well there was some tension. The event started out with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.
Here in Montana, you’ve got bears, moose and *. And in Washington you just have, mostly, the ball.
Words, that moments later, were thrown right back at the president as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.
We kept getting the ball. What’s all we get is ball. You can tell us how you are going to pay for this.
You are absolutely right that I can’t cover another 47 million people for free.
Obama has been ranting up his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate.
The plans provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a senator version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah P said we create so-called death panels.
The topic came out between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of twitter field.
Specter writes called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary “death panels”.
Grassley said Specter got it all wrong that I never used words “death boards”. Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change your last Tweet Arlen.
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on *.
One of the reasons we push back is because of those misconceptions. Some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don’t down there.
A USA Today Gallup poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama’s handling of health care policy, while 43% approve. For now the president is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.
Every time we are inside an health trans-reform, the special interest fight back with everything they’ve got. We can’t let them do it again. Not this time.
To that end the president is holding yet another health care town hall meeting, this one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado. And the president is nicking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate. He’ll take a break on health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

令狐少侠

HW
President Obama is making a big pitch out west to boost support for health care reform plan in Montana. ABC’ s Rachel Martin is in Big Sky Montana. Good morning, Rachel.
This morning, about 15 miles away from Bozman that’s where the president held his health care town hall meeting yesterday. And well, there was some tension, they even started with hugs, handshakes and even some humor.
“Here in Montana you’ve got bears, moose and elk, and in Washington you just have, mostly, bull.”
Words that moments later were thrown right back at the president, as he tried to set his record straight on his health care reform.
“We’ll keep getting bulls. That’s all we get, bulls. You can tell us how you are going to pay for it.”
“You are absolutely right that I can’t cover another 46million people for free.”
Obama has been ramping up for his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting up on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling has been dropped from the Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it could create so called death panels. The top came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of twitter field. Specter writes:
“Call Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imagery quote death panels.”
Chuck Grassley said: “Specter got it all wrong that I never used the words “death boards”. Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change your last tweet, Arlen.”
Whitehouse spokesman Robert Gibbes this week said misinformation like this has put the Administration on defense.
“One of the reasons we push back is because of those misconceptions. Some of these misconceptions contributed to the Poll numbers, I don’t doubt that.”
A USA Today gallop poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama’s handling of the health care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fictions with fighting words.
“Every time we are inside a health insurance reform, the special interests fight back with everything they’ve got. We cannot let them do it again, not this time.”
To that end, the President is holding yet another town hall meeting this one tonight in Grand Junction Colorado. And the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip Kate: they’ll take a break from the health care and take a tour around the Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

sea贝

President Obama making a big pitch out west to boost support for health-care reform. ABC's Rachel Martin is in Big Sky, Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.

...at this morning about 50 miles away from Bozman, that's where the President held his healthcare town-hall meeting yesterday and while there was some tension, the event started out with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.

"Here in Montana you've got bears, moose, and elk. In Washington you just have, mostly boo."

Words, that moments later, were thrown right back at the President, as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.

"We keep getting the boo, that's all we get, is boo. You can't tell us how you're going to pay for it."

"You're absolutely right that I can't cover another 46 million people for free."

Obama has been ramping up his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it would create so-called "death panels."

The topic came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of twitter feud.

Specter writes: Called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary "death panels." Chuck Grassley said:Specter got it all wrong that I never used words "death boards." Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change ur last Tweet, Arlen.

White House Robert spokesman Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense. "One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions have...some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don't doubt that."

A USA Today Gallup poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama's handling of heath care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.

"Every time we're inside a health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they've got. We can't let them do it again, not this time."

To that end the President is holding yet another health care town hall meeting. This one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate, he'll take a break form health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

小小小肥鼠

HW

President Obama making a big pitch out west to boost support for health reform. ABC's Rachel Martin is in Big Sky, Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.

At this morning about 15 miles away from Bozman, that's where the President held his town hall health meeting yesterday and while there was some tension, the event started with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.

"Here in Montana you've got bears, moose, and elk. In Washington you just have, mostly boo."

Words that moments later were thrown right back to the President, as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.

"We keep getting the boo, that's all we get, is boo. You can't tell us how you're going to pay for it."

"You're absolutely right that I can't cover another 46 million people for free."

Obama has been ramping up his buy-for-reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate. The plan to provide end-of-life counseling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Palin said it will create so-called "death panels."

The topic came up between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of Twitter feud.

Specter writes: Called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary "death panels." Chuck Grassley said:Specter got it all wrong that I ever used words "death boards." Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change your last Tweet, Arlen.

White House Robert spokesman Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense. "One of the reasons we push back is because those misconceptions have...some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don't doubt that."

A USA Today gallop reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama's handling of heath care policy, while 43% approve. For now the President is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.

"Every time we're inside a health insurance reform, the special interest fight back with everything they got. We can't let them do it again, not this time."

To that end the President is holding yet another health care town hall meeting. This one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the President is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate, he'll take a break form health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

貌似没有听写复读，只能下载下来听，有点不方便...

qqtang0526

On wind-borne
President Obama is making a big pitch out west boost support for health care reform. ABC’s Rachel M is in big sky Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.
This morning about 15 miles away from Bozeman, that’s where the president held his health care town hall meeting yesterday and well there was some tension. The event started out with hugs, handshakes, even some humor.
Here in Montana, you’ve got bears, moose and elk. And in Washington you just have, mostly, the ball.
Words, that moments later, were thrown right back at the president as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.
We keep getting the ball. That’s what we got. It’s ball. You can tell us how you are going to pay for this.
You are absolutely right that I can’t cover another 46 million people for free.
Obama has been ramping up his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate.
The plans provide end-of-life counselling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah P said we create so-called death panels.
The topic came out between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of twitter field.
Specter
writes called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary code “death panels”.
Chuck Grassley said Specter got it all wrong that I never used words “death boards”. Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change your last Tweet Arlen.
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defense.
One of the reasons we push back is because of those misconceptions. Some of those misconceptions contribute to the poll numbers. I don’t doubt that.
A USA Today Gallop poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama’s handling of health care policy, while 43% approve. For now the president is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.
Every time we are inside an health trans-reform, the special interest fight back with everything they’ve got. We can’t let them do it again. Not this time.
To that end the president is holding yet another health care town hall meeting, this one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado. And the president is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate. He’ll take a break from health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.

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President Obama is making a big pitch out west boost support for health care reform. ABC’s Rachel March is in big sky Montana this morning. Good morning, Rachel.
This morning about 15 miles away from Bozeman, that’s where the president held his health care town hall meeting yesterday and well there was some tension. The event started out with hugs, handshakes, even some humour.
Here in Montana, you’ve got bears, moose and elk. And in Washington you just have, mostly, ball.
Words, that moments later, were thrown right back to the president as he tried to set the record straight on his plans for health care reform.
We keep getting the ball. That’s what we got. It’s ball. You can't tell us how you are going to pay for this.
You are absolutely right that I can’t cover another 46 million people for free.
Obama has been ramping up his fight for reform as opposition has been mounting on both sides of the debate.
The plan
to provide end-of-life counselling is being dropped from a Senate version of the bill after conservatives like Sarah Pallen said we create so-called death panels.
The topic came out between Senators Arlen Specter and Chuck Grassley yesterday in a kind of twitter field.
Specter
writes called Senator Grassley to tell him to stop spreading myths about health care reform and imaginary code “death panels”.
Chuck Grassley said Specter got it all wrong that I never used words “death boards”. Even liberal press never accused me of that. So change your last Tweet Arlen.
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs this week said misinformation like this has put the administration on defence.
One of the reasons we push back is because of those misconceptions. Some of those misconceptions contributed to the poll numbers. I don’t doubt that.
A USA Today Gallop poll reported that 49% of Americans disapprove of Obama’s handling of health care policy, while 43% approve. For now the president is doing his best to separate fact from fiction with fighting words.
Every time we are inside of an health trans-reform, the special interest fight back with everything they’ve got. We can’t let them do it again. Not this time.
To that end the president is holding yet another health care town hall meeting, this one tonight in Grand Junction, Colorado. And the president is sneaking out for a little fun on this trip, Kate. He’ll take a break from health care and take a tour of Yellowstone Park this afternoon with the first family.