it has nothing to do with that.. idiot obambi voters are too stupid to understand that obambi is bought and paid for by wallstreet-

there are a few huge corps that own our media and ratings=cash=wallstreet wealth

but…

there are 1000′s of corps in this country, huge corps that have nothing to do with the media wealth… they are looking out for their own profits and consumerism which means the republican ticket is always better for them-

There’s so much misinformation about Senator McCain’s plan out there, much coming from the Obama camp. A friend of mine has cancer, her bills have come to over $100k in the past year. She has Blue Cross but still has had to pay $20k for what her insurance didn’t cover. She was led to believe by the media and Obama camp information that if McCain is elected and she chooses to marry her s/o to utilize his health care benefits through his employer, her s/o will have the costs of her health care added to his taxable income. Not the cost of the policy that his employer provides him with but the cost of her medical care to the insurance company.

The truth is, if his employer is paying $10k for a health insurance policy for him, his income will be increased by $10k, not by the cost of the medical care he obtains through the policy. As an individual under the McCain plan, he can use the $2,500 tax credit ($5k as a family) to offset the increased taxes.

If you don’t have insurance provided by an employer, the tax credits can be used to purchase health insurance. It will be basic health insurance, but if one suddenly finds oneself in the hospital needing triple bypass surgery, the costs are going to be covered. The McCain plan also provides for people who are uninsurable because of illness.

The Obama plan lets people buy policies through the Congressional health insurance plans. If someone doesn’t have $3k to buy insurance on the open market now, just where are they going to find $3k to buy a policy through Congress’s plans? Are the Congressional plans going to be reduced to $500 per year or something?

It amazes me that it’s taken the WSJ until the last week to announce the McCain plan has merits. The media has ignored comparison of the campaign plans, hiding print articles in the back of newspapers and cable news ignoring it all together or airing Obama supporters who deliberately mislead viewers about the McCain plan without correcting them.

The McCain plan is far from perfect. It won’t encourage everyone who is uninsured to purchase health insurance. But it will give the uninsured who consider health insurance to be a necessity the funds to purchase basic policies. Which is far more than the Obama plan does.

Americans should all have access to health care coverage. Unfortunately, we’re far from providing that right in this nation. But at least the McCain plan gives people who currently can’t afford basic health insurance the ability to do so. Regardless of whether their income was $200k or $2.00, if they file a tax return – they will be entitled to the health care tax credit.

John finally did a nice job of breaking down his HealthCare Plan:

http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/Issues/19ba2f1c-c03f-4ac2-8cd5-5cf2edb527cf.htm

http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/Issues/19ba2f1c-c03f-4ac2-8cd5-5cf2edb527cf.htm