‘This Week’ Sunday: Senior White House Adviser David Axelrod

George, thanks for telling us about David.
We need more go and getter guys who will deliver.President Obama is an example of this,and despite criticism to the contrary,he has implemented many new changes to spur our still pummeled economy. I hope Washington pays more attention to the crumbling of of our American venerable institutions: The USPS.
BTW, I follow you on Twitter

George,
What’s the real story behind Scarborough cancelling on you? Did David Gregory really throw a fit just because you’re catching him in the ratings?

George, I just heard that Palin is seriuosly considering Michelle Bachmann for a running mate in 2012.It’s said the campaign music will be the theme from the x files.

For those who question the ” will I have to change my doctor” scenerio in the new Obama plan, any employer provided health plan makes that decision for you on a yearly basis. I know, I have to make that decision for our plan. The criteria is purely financial. If the plan is too expensive to continue, we change it. Consequence, You may have to change your doctor. SO ultimately the employer is making the decision. Most plans now run from $800 to $1500 per month. A gov’t sponsored plan may help keep our company afloat.

Watching your show today, one thing that kept coming up that I wish someone had mentioned to the group at the roundtable segment, is:
This direction for our country, health care, economy, clean enery, should not be about political motivation, but what is right for our country, for our population and health of the environment.
I am very tired with all this political rhetoric: who will get the political power in the next election? Our country is in trouble and needs help. Our current President is actually trying to move in a direction that will get America leading the world in clean energy, health care.
We shouldn’t be concerned about bringing other countries to taks (China), but take initative to become the leaders in this area, having other countries come to us for products, jobs, materials.
I feel President Obama is working to get there. He is doing or trying to do what is needed, do it now, not just talk about it
JUST DO IT!
Peggy Noonan and Kathlene Parker are examples of that type of Republican.
Enough of them
thank you,
Jan Fox

I find it really disheartening that these bad ‘actors’ that present themselves as stalwards of the people both republican and democrat cannot recognize that not upgrading our energy and health systems is a sure recipe to send us begging for alms to our ‘foreign masters’. I wonder how much these ‘industries’ have ‘contributed’ to the various ‘reelection campaigns’ read bank accounts of these ‘actors’. I haven’t heard of one member of Congress that hasn’t retired as a millionare.It’s doubtful that these ‘actors’ would land a role in a ‘C’ class movie.

How can Liberals embrace the Obama Health Care program that has forfeited all respect for human life. Read the following quote. This is unGodly, inhumane and contradicts everything we stand for as Americans. Any American who embraces this should hang their head in shame. Here is the quote: “At the heart of President Obama’s Health Care plan is the restriction of services for older people, people 65 and older who by virtue of modern medicine may actually be ten and fifteen years younger in terms of good health than they would have been a generation ago. Alas, they still have higher health risks and costs than younger people. Thus they are going to bear the brunt of the Obama Administration’s cost cuts, for 27-30% of Medicaid spending is spent for caring for people at the end of their lives. With the government taking over more of the nation’s healthcare costs under the Obama regime, it has already been decided that government monies are more economically spent on younger people than on older people. If a 65-year-old needs a hip replacement, the government will better spend that money on a younger person whose hip will last longer. Or perhaps the government will decide the money is better spent on preventive medicine for younger people.”