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Washington Examiner Op-Ed by Jonathan Imbody: Pearl Harbor healthcare attack and sleeping giants
Feb. 14, 2010 - Mark Tapscott's editorial reveals on the political radar screen a "Pearl Harbor" healthcare overhaul strategy ("Pelosi aide says Democratic congressional leaders have settled on legislative 'trick' to pass Obamacare," Wednesday). President Obama convenes healthcare peace talks with Republicans while Congressional Democrats deploy the "reconciliation" maneuver to neutralize GOP opposition, pass the radical Senate bill and sink any hopes of bipartisan reform. READ full Op-Ed
Church Report Op-Ed by Jonathan Imbody: Mired in healthcare muck, the President suddenly pleads for help
"And I want to be very specific," Mr. Obama earnestly continues in the CBS interview, apparently on the verge of revealing the cryptic healthcare conundrums that have stymied him and his staff up until now.
"How do you guys want to lower costs?"
Oh.
That might have been a good question for the President and his party to start with a year ago, before crafting a radical and now-rejected plan to have their government take over our health care. READ full Op-Ed
Unraveling Legislative Legerdemain - op-ed by Jonathan Imbody published in The Church Report
December 18, 2009 - With over 5,000 pages of House and Senate healthcare overhaul bill text written in legal mumbo-jumbo designed to fool people, the best way to figure out what's really behind the legislative legerdemain is to watch what happens to clear-cut amendments. Read full commentary
