Hilary Clinton's health care proposals apparently don't provide for the use of hostages to pay for treatment as shown by recent New Hampshire events. When Mr. Eisenberg took the Hilary Clinton campaign office hostage, he was apparently seeking medical coverage after being turned away from Frisbie Memorial Hospital. Fortunately no one was seriously harmed, but Mr. Eisenberg is being charged with kidnapping and the like. Also there was the resignation of another Hilary Clinton campaign organizer after she was discovered to have forwarded the Muslim/Obama email.
Despite the distractions of fake bombs and chain emails, Hilary Clinton managed to garner several endorsements including Congressman Dennis Cardoza and the NH National Education Association among others. Hilary Clinton also caught onto the latest media catch phrase of subprime rate by detailing her plan to deal with the issue. In this plan a 90 day moratorium on foreclosures is called for along with a 5 year halt on the increase of adjustable rate mortgages. This week Hilary Clinton also battled the unknown effects of Oprah's endorsement of Obama with her mother daughter campaign appearances.
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After Hillary set forth more detail on her new health care plan, the congress seemed to answer. Her idea of "mandates" appeared to be falling rapidly of the map with a John Kerry and Newt Gingrich led organization advertising for a "e-prescribing world". Here government will offer incentives to doctors who prescribe electronically, and congress seems to be moving that way. Lets not forget that the conflicts or difference of ideals between Clinton and a well known democratic Senator or House member could really have a negative effect on that particular state's primary.
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