Washington, D.C. – Republican Study Committee Chairman Tom Price (R-GA) made the following remarks tonight during debate of H.R. 3962, Speaker Pelosi’s government takeover of health care.
Report from AAPS Director of Policy and Public Affairs, Kathryn Serkes, on the ground in Houston at the AMA meeting: The AMA has security posted at entrances to Convention Center, so public will NOT be allowed […]
[Update 8pm Eastern] Phone Calls Are Working – Keep Calling! Your calls are making a difference! 33 Democrats from coast-to-coast & north to south, have listened to their constituents and joined Republicans in a bipartisan […]
The Republican Study Committee, chaired by AAPS member Congressman Tom Price, MD, released their “Legislative Bulletin” of November 7, 2009, which outlines the key conservative concerns about H.R. 3962. Constitutionality: The U.S. Constitution and the […]
1. House Call on Congress: AAPS Director of Policy and Public Affairs Kathryn Serkes was on the ground November 5th, at the Capitol for the “House Call on Congress” event and reports the crowd between […]
AAPS Board Member Juliette Madrigal-Dersch, MD and AAPS Director of Policy and Public Affairs on the House Republican’s 12-hour webcast.
Will hold public “Shout-out” at AMA Houston meeting on Saturday, including Tea Party protestors Houston, TX – The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) blasted the AMA for again publicly endorsing the massive Democrat […]
AAPS Director of Policy and Public Affairs Kathryn Serkes was on the ground November 5th, at the Capitol for the “House Call on Congress” event and reports the crowd between 20-25 thousand. She interviewed doctors, […]
We know that most Members of Congress won’t read the bill, but our doctors did! This week we had doctors across the U.S.A. reading the bill and posting their comments about it. Also, we […]
The 1990-page of camouflage in the House “health care reform” bill (H.R. 3962, a.k.a. NancyCare) can hide a lot of provisions that would melt in the light of day. Here’s one, described as “blowing a […]
