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Nov 01
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politics, news, health care
• examiner.com
Just Follow the Money, as Usual
"Why would Senator Lieberman not support a public option? Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that he has received over $2.5 million in campaign contributions from the insurance/health care/pharmaceutical industries. Or, it could have something to do with his wife, Hadassah. She works in the pharmaceutical division of a public relations firm that represents health care giant Glaxo."
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As a friend of mine always says, the key piece to every puzzle is found when you follow the money. Just that, pure and simple. Works every time.
I find it entertaining how it takes Americans so long to understand they are being played, and worse: used and thrown against themselves in a game against all to protect corporate profits. How can anybody seriously believe that pharmaceutical companies are working to cure diseases, when their profit comes exactly from more and more people being sick?
It is only when profits come from a healthy society that we will see serious efforts being done to keep you healthy. Pure and simple economics: companies will act in their own best interest (and obviously as we can see here, so will politicians); so, if their big bucks come from you buying medicine... duh... guess? They wont try to find a cure for you. What they will try to do is to treat you and control whatever it is that you have, so you depend on that medicine and keep coming back for more to feed their research and development shareholders' pockets.

I just seriously hope that by now you are all at least demanding answers and flooding Mr. Lieberman's office with emails, letters, and phone calls.