The Politics of Jamie Sanderson
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| Blog Name: | The Politics of Jamie Sanderson |
| Url: | http://www.thepoliticsofjamiesanderson.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | politics, south carolina, progressive |
| Description: | Former Georgetown County, S.C., Democratic Party chair blogs his views, thoughts and opinions on issues facing Americans locally and abroad. Sanderson is a major advocate for Goodbye Minimally Adequate, the push to change S.C. constitutional language to reflect high-quality education in S.C. |
| Popularity: | 118 Followers |
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Dobbs calls out Henry Brown on health care vote
Robert Dobbs, a potential Democratic candidate for the SC-1 Congressional District, has called out Henry Brown on his health care reform vote from last night.On Saturday, November 7th, a bipartisan majority of the House of Representatives made history by passing H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act. Dobbs stated, "November 7th was a historic day in this country when we the people get control back with our health care from the insurance companies. All Americans deserve affordable access to health care and should not have to worry whether they will
Robert Dobbs, a potential Democratic candidate for the SC-1 Congressional District, has called out Henry Brown on his health care reform vote from last night.On Saturday, November 7th, a bipartisan majority of the House of Representatives made history by passing H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act. Dobbs stated, "November 7th was a historic day in this country when we the people get control back with our health care from the insurance companies. All Americans deserve affordable access to health care and should not have to worry whether they will
Henry Brown lets S.C. down again with health care bill vote
From DCCC Chairman and Rep. Chris Van Hollen:Hours ago, the House of Representatives passed the Affordable Health Care for America Act, which includes a strong public option, and will finally end the broken status quo of health insurance for the American people.And what about our SC-1 Congressman Henry Brown? He's nay all the way, people. So, South Carolina? How do you like having your tax-payed money wasted on expensive mailers, but not on health care that will benefit you?Let's look at one provision that should get e
From DCCC Chairman and Rep. Chris Van Hollen:Hours ago, the House of Representatives passed the Affordable Health Care for America Act, which includes a strong public option, and will finally end the broken status quo of health insurance for the American people.And what about our SC-1 Congressman Henry Brown? He's nay all the way, people. So, South Carolina? How do you like having your tax-payed money wasted on expensive mailers, but not on health care that will benefit you?Let's look at one provision that should get e
Key provisions of House health care bill
CBS News:Creates a public health insurance option and a national exchange for the uninsured and small businesses to purchase health insurance. The Secretary of Health and Human Services would negotiate rates with doctors and hospitals on reimbursement rates.The bill includes mandates for individuals to purchase and businesses to provide health insurance or pay a fine. Individual penalty is 2.5 percent of gross income unless they get a waiver. Businesses that don't offer insurance pay a fine equal to 8 percent of their payroll. Businesses with a payroll of less than $500,000 are exempt from the mandate.Insurance comp
CBS News:Creates a public health insurance option and a national exchange for the uninsured and small businesses to purchase health insurance. The Secretary of Health and Human Services would negotiate rates with doctors and hospitals on reimbursement rates.The bill includes mandates for individuals to purchase and businesses to provide health insurance or pay a fine. Individual penalty is 2.5 percent of gross income unless they get a waiver. Businesses that don't offer insurance pay a fine equal to 8 percent of their payroll. Businesses with a payroll of less than $500,000 are exempt from the mandate.Insurance comp
GOP: 'I Object'
This was all the GOP had to offer this morning. As Democrats try to expand access to quality health care coverage, House Republicans routinely object.
This was all the GOP had to offer this morning. As Democrats try to expand access to quality health care coverage, House Republicans routinely object.
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