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The Myth of Health Care Rationing

by: TruthAboutReform

Mon Oct 19, 2009 at 15:55:43 PM EDT


There has been a lot of talk the past few weeks about the false possibility of health care rationing in the current storm of discussions surrounding President Obama's health care reform plan, as well as options put forth by Congressional Democrats such as Senator Max Baucus.  

While rationing may be a popular topic - particularly among the conservative and right leaning blogosphere, it is, at its core, a health care myth. Unlike the health care debate in 1994, where Harry and Louise were lamenting government rationing on behalf of the insurance companies, rationing has no place in current health care reform bills.

According to the American Medical Association, "The health reform plans being debated in Congress ensure that health care decisions will be made by you and your doctor - no one else."  

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Town Hall Meeting: Tuesday, August 4th @ 4:00 P.M. (Muncie)

by: Daily Activist

Mon Aug 03, 2009 at 21:53:53 PM EDT

Just found this forwarded message in my inbox.  I don't have my own vehicle and the meeting location is not on the bus line, so I won't be able to make it.  I hope other's out there will be able to.

I [Mike Pence] will be hosting a town hall meeting Tuesday, August 4th.  Please join me at this open forum to discuss current issues in the 111th Congress or to voice your opinion on any issue affecting you or your family.

Tuesday August 4
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Westminster Village
5801 W. Bethel Ave
Muncie, IN 47304

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Dan Burton, Paranoid

by: FishersDemo

Mon Jun 22, 2009 at 09:38:55 AM EDT

(Bumped. - promoted by Thomas)

According to a column by Mary Ann Akers in the Washington Post, our own Dan Burton has once again fallen into the realm of paranoid fantasy.  

Rep. Dan Burton (R-Ind.) is still tilting at windmills, or large fruit as it were. Burton, whose infamous conspiracy theories during the Clinton years earned him the nickname "Watermelon Dan," is at it again.

Last night he tried to offer one of the wackier amendments to the legislative branch appropriations bill - a measure that would order a cost benefit analysis of building a transparent shield around the House chamber to protect members from getting killed.

"What this bill does is it would authorize a study to look at enclosing the chamber, the gallery chamber, with Plexiglas so that somebody can't throw a bomb down on the floor and kill a lot of us," Burton explained in testimony before the House Rules Committee.

 http://voices.washingtonpost.c...

That's right, our Indiana Dan wants to wrap the House gallery in Plexiglass to protect the members from mad genius bombers.  

As some of you may recall, Indiana Dan is no stranger to nutty conspiracy theories.  One of my favs, tho not often publicized, was a TV clip that showed how a terrorist could smuggle in a suitcase nuke.  Honestly, it was almost a how-to-do-it for terrorists, assuming they could get a suitcase nuke in the first place.

This is just the latest in a series of incidents that led former Republican Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich to call Burton an "embarassment" in 1998.  And yet, wacky Indiana Dan is still around, goofy as ever.  

Perhaps this is why Indiana Dan has 4 Republican primary challengers at last count?  I wish that a well-funded Democrat would find his or her way into this race, but that seems unlikely.  

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NY-20: Stick It to the GOP

by: Senate Guru

Sat Mar 28, 2009 at 22:35:25 PM EDT

{First, a cheap plug for my blog Senate Guru.}

While I typically focus on Senate races, the special election in New York's 20th Congressional district is an excellent opportunity to stick it to the Republican Party.

NY-20 is a Republican leaning district in voter registration, but has been recently represented by now-Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and even narrowly supported now-President Barack Obama over John McCain.

The Democratic nominee, Scott Murphy, has turned a deficit in the polls into a narrow four-point lead over Republican Jim Tedisco.  Momentum is on our side!  A victory in this special election wouldn't just be a nice Democratic hold, but, since it is a Republican-leaning district, it would also be a major embarrassment for Republicans, particularly new RNC Chair Michael Steele.

How desperate are Republicans in this race?  Well, they're very literally reduced to going with a noun, a verb, and 9-11 in flailingly attacking Murphy.  And how loathsome is the Republican nominee?  Even the Libertarian candidate, who was booted from the race after - it would appear - Republicans made a concerted effort to get enough Libertarian ballot signatures overturned, has endorsed Scott Murphy.  (And it's one hell of an endorsement.)

The special election is this Tuesday!  So what can you do to help?

Phone bank for Scott Murphy!

This is a special election, so GOTV is everything.  On Monday or Tuesday, if you can spend literally one single hour making calls, that could be the difference in a Republican pick-up versus a Republican embarrassment.

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Good Dog!

by: Donkey Hussein Girl

Sun Mar 08, 2009 at 15:56:26 PM EDT

Periodically, someone will tell me our Congressman in the 9th district,Baron Hill, is "SO LIBERAL". I just have to laugh and wonder what hate-filled blow hard they've been listening to on the radio! In this last election, one of our local "Democrats" tried to tell me this, so I had to go dig up the information about our good Blue Dog Democrat, Congressman Hill. This guy was convinced that Hill was listening to his liberal friends in Indy who had lots of money rather than listening to Hoosier sensibilities.  
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A Helping Hand Is Needed

by: finifinito

Tue Nov 25, 2008 at 01:35:13 AM EST

Now that we have all had a chance to recover from the election madness and have begun to return to normal it is easy to forget about some of the candidates who lost their races recently. I am writing this diary today to ask for you all to consider diverting your attention to an urgent matter which needs our attention from this fine community at Blue Indiana.

Mary Etta Ruley was the Democratic nominee for Congress from the 5th District of Indiana and lost her race against Dan Burton despite obtaining 36% of the vote, a record in that particular race where previous candidates would register percentages of the vote measured in the teens and twenties. She was largely self funded in her campaign due to a lack of support from the state party and DCCC who ignored repeated  requests for assistance and was at a severe financial disadvantage in the campaign.

As a result, her campaign has incurred a debt load which must be cleared before her campaign can be officially ended by FEC regulations. I am asking you all to please help Mary Etta Ruley clear her campaign debt by making a donation via ActBlue today and to pass this along to as many people as you can to help her. Mary Etta fought a good fight and is in need of her fellow Hoosier Democrats' help to erase the debts incurred fighting the evil Dan Burton.

It is important for Hoosier Dems to take care of their own in situations such as this. Mary Etta took no special interest contributions and the funds she did raise came from direct appeals to supporters, small events and donations made by everyday folks like yourself.

The pundits and insiders wrote her candidacy off despite the fact she received the endorsement of the Indianapolis Star in her bid to unseat Burton because she proved the viability of her candidacy when she appeared before the Editorial Board of the Star. Had she been able to fund advertising to put her name and her experience out to the voters of the 5th District we could have been represented by an experienced economist and former Congressional staffer.

Please click through now to make a donation via ActBlue to help retire Mary Etta's debt. On behalf of Mary Etta Ruley, thank you for your generosity and have a happy Thanksgiving holiday.

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CD05: Mary Etta Ruley to Conduct Second Virtual Town Hall

by: finifinito

Thu Oct 30, 2008 at 16:58:33 PM EDT

Democratic candidate for Congress Mary Etta Ruley will hold her second and final Virtual Town Hall this Sunday evening, November 2nd at 6pm from her campaign website at MaryEttaRuley.com. Last Sunday Mary Etta had a great experience taking calls from listeners from Blue Indiana and so as a second chance for those who missed the first time we decided to hold a second one on her main campaign site this Sunday evening to give you all another chance to speak with her about her campaign against Dan Burton.

You can listen to the previous town hall using the player below as well as on her profile at BlogTalkRadio, accessible via the button below. Bookmark that page for Sunday night as it is where you can tune in to hear the show live at 6pm EDT. More information is available on BlogTalkRadio and on her website. We hope to hear from you Sunday night and will speak with you then!

Listen to Mary Etta Ruley on internet talk radio

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Indianapolis Star endorses Mary Etta Ruley for Congress

by: FishersDemo

Mon Oct 20, 2008 at 09:55:37 AM EDT

(The Indianapolis Star really, really hates Dan Burton. I've never been a big fan of the statewide congressional endorsements from the Star, but considering the large swath of the 5th CD that reads the paper -- and is within the Indianapolis area -- this is definitely encouraging. - promoted by Thomas)

The Indianapolis Star has taken the step of endorsing Democratic Candidate Mary Etta Ruley against 13-term incumbent Dan Burton!  Here is the text of the endorsement:

5th district
The Star's Editorial Board took the rare step of expressing a preference in a congressional primary election last spring, touting John McGoff as the best hope for ousting 13-term Rep. Dan Burton. A fresh round of embarrassments, capped by Burton's vote against House ethics legislation that passed 430-1, prompted our move and fueled McGoff's candidacy.

Burton survived the GOP primary, however; and historically he has not faced strong general election opponents in the heavily Republican district.

This fall, that's different. Mary Etta Ruley of Gas City has a rich background in small business, education, congressional staff service and national public policy research. She was a member, along with Alan Greenspan and Milton Friedman, of the President's Commission on an All-Volunteer Armed Force.

An energetic campaigner, Ruley deserves bipartisan support from a constituency too long ill-served by Burton's eccentric, selfish conduct.

Please pass this on to every voter you know in the Fifth District, and go to Mary Etta's campaign web site, www.MaryEttaRuley.com, and offer your support, or make a donation.  
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IN-06 A Tale of Two Websites

by: Barry Welsh

Mon Oct 13, 2008 at 14:36:33 PM EDT

(Bumped from the diaries. - promoted by Thomas)

Below is a re-print of a diary my wife posted on Daily Kos last night.  It is an interesting read.  Also, we are in a contest as she mentions at the end.  PFAW and Howie Klein are sponsoring it and we are trying to get as many one dollar donations as possible, so as tedious as it will be, instead of giving twenty dollars, give one dollar twenty times.  The one with the most donors gets DCCC money and we can use that for targeted cable ads.  Help if you can and spread the word about the contest.  Thanks BW
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IN-05: Mary Etta Ruley Relaunches Website

by: finifinito

Tue Oct 07, 2008 at 20:21:42 PM EDT

Mary Etta Ruley relaunched her website today in a final push for votes in the tangle with Dan Burton for control of the Indiana 5th District Congressional seat. Mary Etta has been canvassing the district person to person and has been working hard to convince the voters of the reddest district in Indiana (some say the entire country) to turn this district blue and help get rid of the noxious Dan Burton, a man who barely survived a primary challenge by Dr. John McGoff back in May.

With voter sentiment very sour on Danny Boy, Mary Etta has been running a grassroots campaign effort that has been finding supporters from all over the district and anti-Burton allies from all over the state. She hopes to take advantage of the Obama Effect and it is looking like Obama coattails will be rather long in the district's population centers in Hamilton County, Kokomo, Marion, Gas City and Greenfield.

We need your help though, and we need it ASAP. We are in need of funds to push her message to voters via cable TV ads and direct mailings, yard signs and more. Please visit our new website at MaryEttaRuley.com where you can donate via ActBlue, sign up to volunteer, order yard signs and get updates directly from Mary Etta herself.

"I am pleased to be running for Congress to provide the voters of the 5th District something they have not had for 26 years - effective representation. I plan to restore integrity to the office and will serve the interests of the people from my district well in Washington" said Ruley.

Stop by today and help us out in any way you can. We need volunteers to help Mary Etta walk the district over the next few weeks and most of all we need your help financially.

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On the Bailout

by: Barry Welsh

Mon Sep 29, 2008 at 20:24:29 PM EDT

Below is an op/ed that we are releasing to the traditional media later this evening.  This will be cross posted on other blogs but is here first. Also feel free to cross post on your own blogs if you desire.
Thanks

BW

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Mary Etta Ruley vs Dan Burton

by: FishersDemo

Fri Sep 19, 2008 at 10:23:57 AM EDT

Can anyone tell me why or how Dan Burton has stayed in Congress for 26 years?  Thirteen terms in the House.  And what has he DONE in those thirteen years?  

I did some checking, and since 1993, of all the bills Burton has sponsored, only eight have become law.  That's all.  What has he been doing for those 26 years?

We probably all have heard about him missing votes to go play golf, usually paid for by special interests.  But wait, maybe we WANT him to be gone.  When he is present and voting, he does things like being the ONLY member of the House to vote against ethics reform.  The only one.  And he made a national fool of himself in the baseball steroids hearings.  

The Republican Party finally started to get wise, and a very credible opponent showed up in the 2008 primary, Dr. John McGoff.  Dr. McGoff actually BEAT Burton in Marion and Hamilton counties, the two most populous in the Fifth District, but lost pretty much everywhere else.  

So the Republicans blew their chance to replace Burton with someone more credible.  Now it is the Democrats turn at bat.  Enter Grant County resident Mary Etta Ruley, a former Congressional staffer, think-tanker, and Grant County business woman.  

Ms. Ruley has positive ideas for growing the economy and putting people to work, for alternative technology, and for national defense.  Quite a contrast to "Indiana Dan", whose chief claim to fame is being pro-gun, pro-life, and pro- any lobbyist who wants to throw cash his way.  Remember the Pakistani lobbyist flap about 10 years ago that got buried?  

I admit to being a member of the "anyone but Dan" club, pretty much anyway, there have been some odd ones run against Dan.  But Mary Etta Ruley seems the real deal.

Check her out at www.MaryEttaRuleyforCongress.com.  If you have a question not answered there, email her at the address shown on the web page.  

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HobNob 2008 Highlights Reel

by: finifinito

Fri Sep 05, 2008 at 21:27:57 PM EDT


(This playlist includes videos featuring Nels Ackerson, Mary Etta Ruley, John Barnes, Stephanie DeKemper and Ken Kern)


The HobNob candidate gathering held every year in an election year was last night at the Indiana State Museum and my videographer Karen Sensney and I were there to capture as many candidates as we could on video and photo. We were able to catch up with 5 candidates on video including (in order of appearance) Congressional candidates Nels Ackerson (D-CD04) and Mary Etta Ruley (D-CD05), along with Indiana House candidates John Barnes (D-HD89) and Stephanie DeKemper (D-HD92) and Indiana Senate candidate Ken Kern (D=SD32).

Below you will find a mosaic of photos taken at HobNob 2008. Mouse over a square to see a larger clickable view to take you to the full size photo. Special thanks to Karen Sensney for her yeoman's work on the camera at this event.

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Make the call for health care!

by: Jason Rosenbaum

Mon Aug 11, 2008 at 16:26:26 PM EDT

Click to call your member of Congress and demand quality, affordable health care!82% of Americans think our health care system needs a "major overhaul." On top of that, over 90% of Americans [pdf] think the next President and Congress should improve the quality and affordability of health care.

With the worsening economy continuing to be the top issue for most Americans, this hope for change isn't hard to understand. American health care spending is projected to reach a full 1/5th of our GDP by 2015, which means by then, we'll be spending twenty cents of every dollar we make on health care. Health care premiums have risen 86% between 2000 and 2006 while wages only rose 20%, putting the strain on working families. Health care costs continue to be the #1 cause of bankruptcy in America.

Americans are paying $217 million for health care per hour. Meanwhile, insurance industry profits have risen 1,000% in the past five years.

According the to Government Accountability Office, health care reform is necessary to keep our country on the right track:

"Rapidly rising health care costs are not simply a federal budget problem," the GAO report says. "Growth in health-related spending is the primary driver of the fiscal challenges facing state and local governments as well. Unsustainable growth in health care spending also threatens to erode the ability of employers to provide coverage to their workers and undercuts their ability to compete in a global marketplace."

Quite simply, with rising health care costs (including $50 billion per year to pay for insurance industry advertising) being born out by working families and American businesses, health care is a top economic concern. To keep American workers at their best, and to keep American business competitive in the world, something has to change.

Nancy Pelosi has recently declared health care expansion to be #2 on her list of legislative priorities, right after ending the Iraq war. In the past month, tens of thousands of Americans have told us they want quality, affordable health care for all. Now it's time to ask Congress.

So, Congress, which side are you on? Are you with us for quality, affordable health care for all? Or are you with the insurance companies, working to preserve our broken system?

We've set up a quick and easy way for you to contact your Members of Congress and ask them if they support our vision for health care reform. Just click here and enter in your phone number and address. Choose the elected official you want to talk to and in a few moments, we'll call your phone and connect you automatically.

Over the next few weeks, we want to make 100,000 calls to Congress, asking every Member which side they are on. We need your help to do it, so please click here to call!

Once your done with your call, tell us what happened so we can keep track of where Congress stands. As of today, we're proud to announce Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) and Representative Henry Waxman (D-CA), are with us. The rest, so far, are unknown. You can see the full list here.

Health care is a priority for the American people. It's a priority for Nancy Pelosi. It's up to us to make sure it's a priority for Congress as well. Please take a moment, call your Members of Congress, and ask them which side they are on.

Oh, and if you have a blog or website, you can help spread the word about this campaign by embedding the widget you see above on your site. Just copy and paste the code here.

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Bailing out the Bad Guys...and YOUR Congressman helped!

by: stephenedds

Tue Aug 05, 2008 at 15:14:04 PM EDT

William Greider writes in The Nation about "America's Economics Free Fall" and documents and details how Washington worked in an incredible show of bi-partisian effort to completely cave in to the interests of Wall Street and excuse and reward the incompetency of failing institutions and, even worse, proposed plans that will continue to encourage this reckless behavior by Wall Street at the expense of all Americans.

ALL Indiana Congressional Representatives should be forced to explain why they keep bailing out these financial institutions without consequence!

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Congress changes rules to defeat oil speculation bill

by: stephenedds

Thu Jul 31, 2008 at 11:31:47 AM EDT

In another move that suprised absolutely no one, the House of "Representatives" today voted down H.R. 6604, the House version of the energy speculation bill, by a vote of 276-151. Wait, you ask, how do you lose a vote with more people voting 'yea' than 'no'? Those sneaky foxes brought the bill to the floor under "suspension of the rules," which changes the requirements to now force a bill to have a 2/3 vote to pass.
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Congressman Hill, we need to talk...

by: stephenedds

Tue Jul 08, 2008 at 19:11:56 PM EDT

Don't worry, it's a good thing!

You have the right idea about this legislation to regulate the speculation in the commodities industry. And we want to help. According to the story on WTHR's web site:

"Somebody is making some money," said Jim Farr. "I don't understand whether it is speculators or whether it is the oil companies themselves."

Congressman Baron Hill thinks it is the speculators. He says the real cost of gasoline, based on supply and demand, should be $2.75 a gallon. That led him to introduce legislation to re-regulate speculators.

"I am told by economists that, if we pass this bill I've introduced, it will drop the price of gasoline anywhere from 20-50% per barrel," said Rep. Hill. "There is no transparency right now, so they are doing things right now we don't even know about."

You're doing a good thing, Congressman, and you're going to have some high-powered opposition. We're willing to stand beside you to help put the Fat Cats in their place.

We'll give you a complete briefing of the markets, and how this is the first step of true market reform that will benefit all Hoosiers.

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Why is gas $4.00 a gallon? The "Crazyman" explains.

by: stephenedds

Fri Jun 27, 2008 at 10:56:09 AM EDT

T.E. Scott gives an overview of the real issue facing Hoosiers in dealing with high gas prices, namely the speculators running rampant in the commodities market.

"Crazyman's Economics" address the commodities market in more detail, and explains why its affecting more than just gas.

And for those who didn't meet T.E. Scott at the Democratic State Convention...yep, this is the "Crazyman!"

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Congressman Pence says "Gas Prices Have No Impact Whatsoever" IN-06

by: Barry Welsh

Thu May 29, 2008 at 12:16:21 PM EDT

(Bumped from the user diaries. - promoted by Thomas)

Things have been hectic since we had our voter explosion in the primary.  For those that don't know, here in this district of Indiana, my opponent had a decrease in his primary base of over 5500 voters in a Presidential year, and we had an increase of over 70,000 new voters across the district.  We doubled my opponent's vote total when all was said and done.  We have him in a position he has never been in before.  It is an exciting and hopeful time here in East Central Indiana.  Oh and also he keeps putting his foot in his mouth, so that doesn't hurt.

See below

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Welsh 58227 Pence 27940

by: Barry Welsh

Tue May 06, 2008 at 23:32:11 PM EDT

I know the focus is on the Presidential and Gubernatorial here in the Hoosier state but...

There are still a few counties that haven't posted, but things are looking good here in the 6th District of Indiana!

I have lost one out of 19 counties and that was by 300 votes

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