Don’t let Congress snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Our friends at the Tea Party Express are sending out the alert below. Can you make just two phone calls a day to support their efforts, and tell Congress to start with a blank […]
Is There Accountability for Malice?
Today a jury in West Texas is hearing evidence that a nurse, acting in bad faith, tried to run a doctor out of town by filing an anonymous complaint with the Texas Medical Board. The […]
Doctors Tell Congress: Just Stop It
The 2,000-page “Obamacare” agenda is stalled, but some want to try to jump-start “reform.” Republicans introduced a 200-page substitute for H.R. 3962, which failed on a vote of 176 to 258. Now the President plans […]
The Feds Are Out of Money: Healthcare Is Their New Bank
It is mentioned, almost in passing, that the “healthcare reform” on the verge of becoming law starts collecting premiums and taxes immediately, and promises benefits only in about four years. What kind of emergency is […]
AAPS Says “NO” to Unconstitutional “Healthcare Reform”
Republicans are exulting over the defeat of Martha Coakley in Massachusetts and the seeming defeat of the “healthcare reform” bill. To quote Senator Coburn, “This bill will be turned into toilet paper,” and “The American […]
Long-time AAPS member running for Congress in Texas
Dr. Robert Lowry of Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas, an AAPS member since 1999, has been endorsed by Ron Paul in his run to represent the 23rd district in Texas in the U.S. House of Representatives. […]
Myth 33. Reducing geographic disparities will reduce spending without sacrificing quality.
The cure for excessive U.S. medical spending, according to prominent academics as well as Peter Orszag, director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), is called the “30% solution.” Its basis is the Dartmouth […]
Medicare Rationing Begins in January, 2011
An article by AAPS Director Richard Amerling, MD was featured today at Medical Progress today: House and Senate Democrat leaders, and President Obama, argue that they can “pay for” health insurance “reform” by cutting $500 […]
ObamaCare vs. the Constitution by Besty McCaughey – NY Post
The health bills in Congress rob you of your constitutional rights. Here are five provisions (of many) that fail the constitutionality test and reveal Congress’s disrespect for the public: * Section 3403 of the Senate […]
Myth 32. Information technology will improve efficiency and safety.
A large part of the savings projected from “healthcare reform” is supposed to come from wider use of information technology. The federal government is expected to “invest” some $45 billion in encouraging (or compelling) doctors […]
