medical malpractice lawsuits at the federal level? Do they not know that doing this takes away power from the states who have been regulating this?
What happened to the 10th Amendment in this issues?
BTW this is a genuine question that I posted in response to my previous question about this issue. ( I posted a link to it.)
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoZVHhs4mlmnmPz1M2_ddYHsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090803202614AAHA6nE
@Max 50 - I knew I would get at least one unintelligent rant.
DAR
I agree that this whole thing is a violation of state rights. Health reform, if any, should occur at the state level where states COULD include tort reform.
ez80227
yeah, there's laods of regulation in this matter. that's why it's one of ht eleading causes for the outrageous cost of health care...
Max50
Because we are after real reform to cut the cost of health care.
If the 10th Amendment is so important than the Democrats need to reverse Roe v Wade.
Save you genuine question for another reality.
It is a typical smoke screen
Btw: States are one by one going for tort reform at least those who have a brain.
Sean
Simple. They want to have their corporate buddies have no liability for their actions. You know how those Republicans are always preaching for people to take responsibility for their own actions, but that doesn't count if you are a corporation.
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