CNN's Gupta: "I can tell you, as a practicing physician ... rationing does occur all the time" currently
August 13, 2009 9:39 am ET
From the August 12 edition of CNN's Anderson Cooper 360:


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But free market rationing is ok! It's just when our "evil government" is involved that it becomes a problem.
you are one of the few shinning stars of your station please keep up the good work.
Such as, "You have sickle cell anemia?? I know you've been a customer of ours for 15 years, but let me look at your application...wait, you wrote on your application that you had no neurological ailments, but a doctor's note in a physical from 1990 said that you got dizzy from standing up too fast... we're cancelling your insurance, and we'll be forwarding the bills for your recent doctor visits to your home address."
The front page of the LA Times earliers this week was a free clinic that was held at the Forum. Filled to capacity.
Have you no shame, Dr. Gupta? Don't you see how facts just get in the way of baseless fearmongering?
This is just another evil ACORN plot and you have played right into their hands! The only way they can pay for health care is by killing my granny! Read the bill! The socialists are at the gates! The UN is behind this. They want to take away my guns, kill my granny and send me to a re-education camp! I want my country back!!!!!
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/13513
Regardless of what Bill O'Reilly, or Glenn Beck, or Rush Limbaugh say - how is it possible that people do not know that their fellow citizens are being denied coverage (even coverage they have already paid for) each and every day? Is it possible they really have not known anyone this has happened to? Or is it possible that their allegiance to party matters more to them than their fellow citizens who are sick and dying?
Party over country - and now party over the sick and dying. Truly remarkable. I understand that in the end it is only about 15 million people or so that actually believe this nonsense and show up here on this site or in public defending the insurance companies and shouting down any attempt at universal healthcare and that this is a small amount of our population. But damn, that is still alot of people who are either too obtuse to realize there is a healthcare issue or have just chosen party politics over any improvement in the welfare of our fellow citizens.