Comments on: Sherrod Brown & Death Panels http://www.rightohio.com/2009/08/14/sherrod-brown-death-panels/ Ohio's home for conservatism Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:58:41 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Matt http://www.rightohio.com/2009/08/14/sherrod-brown-death-panels/comment-page-1/#comment-641 Matt Sat, 15 Aug 2009 17:00:51 +0000 http://www.rightohio.com/?p=1458#comment-641 Modern you continue to prove to me the libertarian argument that people shouldn't need a license to provide legal services. I'm saying that rationing and death panels are inherent in this plan, regardless if they mention it or not. Modern you continue to prove to me the libertarian argument that people shouldn’t need a license to provide legal services. I’m saying that rationing and death panels are inherent in this plan, regardless if they mention it or not.

]]> By: Modern Esquire http://www.rightohio.com/2009/08/14/sherrod-brown-death-panels/comment-page-1/#comment-640 Modern Esquire Sat, 15 Aug 2009 13:16:09 +0000 http://www.rightohio.com/?p=1458#comment-640 Yet again, Matt, you fail basic reading comprehension. What Grassley said was that they didn't include the language of "end of life" consulations in his committee's legislation because he feared it was open to misinterpretation. That "dropping" occured, not today, not this week, but before the August recess and before any said anything about "death panels." You take a misleading and factually inccorect headline and salvate over something while missing that it's hard to say anything was dropped from the legislation this week when Congress isn't even in session. In fact, Grassley's comments make clear that the Democrats aren't dropping it at all, the Senate Finance Committee didn't include it in its version it's working to unveil fully by Sept. However, there's still the HELP Committee, which Brown I believe is on, that passed its own version health care reform which I believe does provide benefits for "end-of-life" consultations with doctors to discuss living wills and advanced directives. And still does. And there's been nothing this week that it drop it. Yet again, Matt, you fail basic reading comprehension. What Grassley said was that they didn't include the language of "end of life" consulations in his committee's legislation because he feared it was open to misinterpretation. That "dropping" occured, not today, not this week, but before the August recess and before any said anything about "death panels." You take a misleading and factually inccorect headline and salvate over something while missing that it's hard to say anything was dropped from the legislation this week when Congress isn't even in session. In fact, Grassley's comments make clear that the Democrats aren't dropping it at all, the Senate Finance Committee didn't include it in its version it's working to unveil fully by Sept.

However, there's still the HELP Committee, which Brown I believe is on, that passed its own version health care reform which I believe does provide benefits for "end-of-life" consultations with doctors to discuss living wills and advanced directives. And still does. And there's been nothing this week that it drop it.

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