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 […]
The latest iteration of Democrats’ “health care reform” legislation, dubbed NancyCare, is the longest so far, 1990 pages. Basically it is the same as H.R. 3200. Provisions can be broadly categorized by effect: tax increasing, […]
The Tea Party Express is making another trip cross country, and this event promises to be even bigger than the last. Wayne Iverson, M.D., a newly elected AAPS director and coordinator of our California chapter, […]
Watch online WED. Oct 28, 2009 If the Democratic Congressional committee chairs won’t hold hearings about health care reform bills, then the Congressional GOP doctors will! On Wednesday, October 28th, 2009, the GOP Doctors Caucus will […]
Some states are passing laws to expand the powers of public health authorities to force people to submit to mass immunizations: for example, Pennsylvania House Bill 492 and Massachusetts (WorldNetDaily 10/12/09). But public health campaigns […]
