medicare

It's a matter of priorities.
Chris Gibson put his party first when he voted to end the Medicare guarantee. Gibson would make seniors pay thousands more, while millionaires get more tax breaks.

Mitt Romney says people without insurance should get treatment at the ER. Romney knows ER treatment is expensive and inefficient. So why does he say it's a solution now? Mitt Romney's health care plan: higher health care costs, more uninsured people and bad for the economy.

When he praised the plan to end traditional Medicare... ...Jason Plummer said the benefits are "pretty obvious." You see, even though it makes seniors negotiate with insurance companies for coverage ... and pay sixty-four hundred dollars more every year ...it gives a massive new tax break to millionaires like Plummer.

Nasty insurance surprises might be a thing of the past!  As of today, The Affordable Care Act requires insurers to provide new forms that make deciphering and comparing insurance policies less of a headache.

Romney 2012:

DNC Video: Romney's Sorry Sunday

Check out the rest of Mitt Romney's "Worst Week in Washington" here:

Alfre Woodard shares why she supports President Obama and what he's done for women—like passing the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act and signing the Affrordable Care Act.

Romney thinks more than half of senior citizens don't "care for their lives." We talked with Americans who disagree. Share this: http://OFA.BO/gxQWyv Tweet this: http://OFA.BO/qQHNYa

This is what happens when your plan is to turn Medicare into a voucher system, and repeal Obamacare:

Paul Ryan: The First step to a stronger Medicare, is to repeal Obamacare
Audience: Boo!

Paul Ryan: Because it represents the worst of both worlds
Audience: Boo!
Paul Rayn: I had a feeling there would be mixed reactions, so let me get into it

Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan's plans for Medicare: Boo!

Voiceover: "It's true, Mitt Romney will replace Medicare's guaranteed benefits with a voucher system. The Romney-Ryan plan could raise senior's costs up to $6,400 a year. While under President Obama: a 75% increase in health-care fraud prosecutions, lowering senior's Medicare premiums and out-of-pocket costs.