O'Reilly backs public option?

[highnote]

I didn't see the whole segment. Does O'Reilly really support a public health care option?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/17/bill-oreilly-backs-public_n_290658.html

[andymays]

I didn't see the whole segment. Does O'Reilly really support a public health care option?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/17/bill-oreilly-backs-public_n_290658.html


He seems to want some more government oversight.

[lsbets]

I didn't see the whole segment. Does O'Reilly really support a public health care option?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/17/bill-oreilly-backs-public_n_290658.html

I saw it, he definitely said he supports some kind of public option for people who can't afford insurance. But, he did not say in what version or anything specific. I've always said O'Reilly is not conservative, he is a populist, so I was not surprised at all by his opinion.

[boxcar]

I saw it, he definitely said he supports some kind of public option for people who can't afford insurance. But, he did not say in what version or anything specific. I've always said O'Reilly is not conservative, he is a populist, so I was not surprised at all by his opinion.

Your take on this yo-yo is dead on.

Boxcar

[Tom]

If we could get past this moronic approach to HC and insurance that the government is taking, we could surely help millions of people have greater access to HC and lower cost for everyone.

Noting Obama and the congress has offered will do this.
I am in favor of helping people who need it, and in favor of government ( us ) having a role in insuring the American dream is within reach.

Neither party has come close to that because neither party has the people's welfare as it's goal.

Our only hope is to vote out EVERYONE in public office today. No exceptions. EVERYONE goes. Start fresh. Elect only people who live among us. Most now do not.