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True, but when his spokesman Robert Gibbs was asked directly later whether  
tort reform was on
the table, he laughed and said no, that hey had enough to work with and  
could never get tort
reform through. No we will not be addressing that. Tort reform is good for  
everyone but lawyers,
unfortunately Obama is a lawyer and that is the most commonly held  
background for congress
and senate. They won't go after themselves.
 
Drew
 
 
In a message dated 9/16/2009 12:30:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
erthnsky AT bellsouth.net writes:

The  other night I heard Obama talking about tort reform and changing the 
way  malpractice suits are handled.  I believe that would definitely  
satisfy some on the right side of this equation.  Even the President  
knows this will not be popular with his party, but he is going to try to  
add it in anyway, I guess as an appeasement measure.  I'm just happy  
that he is listening to the M.D. on this issue of healthcare reform.  
Tort reform and malpractice reform have been the number one issue on  
their agenda for years.

Lynda wrote:
> This country is too  gutless to cure the medical fraud problem.  I have a 
> real simple  plan to cure it.  Doctors loose their license, PERIOD.  And 
if  
> you weren't born here, then you're deported.  End of  discussion.

I often think we are too gutless to solve any  problem.  Usually it takes 
too much self examination and change,  something no one likes to do.

Bev

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Sleep well tonight, for  somewhere in the ocean's depths, MY son is 
protecting your freedom on the  USS Key West, currently deployed 
somewhere in the Pacific and/or Indian  Ocean.  Go Navy!
EarthNSky Farm, NW Georgia,  USA

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