The NYT's News Desk Enters The Health Care Debate

Forget the NYT's opinion page. No one reads that anyway. It's crunch time in the debate on national health care. And right on cue, the Times enters the debate playing the heart strings like the impresario of a liberal propaganda sheet they actually are.

A free dialysis clinic in NYC is trying to shut down, complete with pictures of the patients destined to meet their doom if a judge and ultimately the Federal Government doesn't decide that they and not we the people get to make the decisions that will tax and govern us, our bodies and our private property, too.

The dialysis unit on Grady’s ninth floor might as well be ground zero for the national health care debate. It is there that many of the ills afflicting American health care intersect: the struggle of the uninsured, the strain of providing uncompensated care, the inadequacy of government support, and the dilemma posed by treating illegal immigrants.

Comments

[Lala]

Isn't the Grady center in Atlanta?

[Lala]

Atlanta News 11:50 p.m. Monday, September 14, 2009

Grady offers 6-month reprieve to patients of dialysis clinic

By Craig Schneider

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Grady Memorial Hospital is offering to relocate about 60 outpatient dialysis patients to other states or send them back to their home countries as the hospital prepares to close its dialysis unit.

http://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta/grady-offers-6grady-offers-6-month-138414.html

[M. Simon]

Why aren't you covering the NYTs on Palin? At the end of an article on her Hong Kong speech they quote a Dem voter named Goode who says: Palin is bright.

I covered it here:

http://powerandcontrol.blogspot.com/2009/09/she-is-bright-they-are-stuck-on-stupid.html