Healthcare Reform is at a Crucial Point
With all of the controversy surrounding President Obama's healthcare reform bill, it is no surprise that this topic is still raising eyebrows.
ATLANTA, GA, February 17, 2011
With all of the controversy surrounding President Obama's healthcare reform bill, it is no surprise that this topic is still raising eyebrows. In his State of the Union address, President Obama suggested that he is willing to adjust the healthcare reform bill as long as it makes strides in a progressive manner. He stated "I am eager to work with anyone to make it better, but I am not willing to go back to the days where insurance companies can deny a claim based on pre-existing conditions." This bill has been a point of contention for many Americans, so Matter of Opinion (MOO) must ask the question, "did he get it right?"Matter Of Opinion (MOO), an Atlanta-based opinion survey website, wants to know readers' thoughts about the healthcare reform bill. The survey's purpose is to gain insight into public opinion about the issue, and to stimulate productive debate and discussion. Results will be sent directly to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, Congress and President Obama.
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