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Bro Haruna,
Here is an article from Star tribune. I actually enjoy reading the paper.
yj
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:03:33 -0400
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Good on you Juan C. Maybe you can make it to the next Rally. There'll be plenty more. The security measures are warranted for the Al-idiots. Haruna.
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http://www.startribune.com/politics/state/59083182.html?elr=KArksLckD8EQDUoaEyqyP4O:DW3ckUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aUycaEacyU
Obama's health care rally: Is Minnesota a model?
Minnesota's likely to get a nod for what it does right, but the president's arrival Saturday amplifies divisions.
President Obama on Saturday will address health care in a state that has long prided itself on the health of its citizens.
Minnesota has one of the healthiest populations and lowest rates of uninsured in the nation, is home to the world-famous Mayo Clinic and has introduced innovations in the cost, quality and access to health care.
When he arrives for his Minneapolis health care rally, the president also will land in a battleground state that's been friendly to him -- it gave him its 10 electoral votes in last year's election and hosted the rally where he announced he'd clinched the Democratic nomination and gave his wife a notorious fist bump.
But Minnesota, which also hosted former President Bill Clinton for a health care rally in 1994 and former President George W. Bush in 2006 during a visit where he signed an executive order on health care, may not offer the nation a perfect model as the health care fight gears up.
Obama is likely to mention what Minnesota does right in his speech, but White House and Congressional aides also cautioned against portraying the visit as an endorsement of Minnesota as the nation's reform ideal.
Despite its relatively low level of uninsured and a quality of care that is the envy of many states, Minnesota has struggled with escalating20costs and has been forced to scale back its efforts.
The state also features health care debates that are nearly as bitter as those taking place nationwide. In recent years, much of the state's budget fight has centered on a drive, backed by Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty, to trim the state's subsidized health care rolls. Legislative Democrats have largely fought to maintain or increase those rolls, and neither side has declared a truce.
Minnesota has one of the healthiest populations and lowest rates of uninsured in the nation, is home to the world-famous Mayo Clinic and has introduced innovations in the cost, quality and access to health care.
When he arrives for his Minneapolis health care rally, the president also will land in a battleground state that's been friendly to him -- it gave him its 10 electoral votes in last year's election and hosted the rally where he announced he'd clinched the Democratic nomination and gave his wife a notorious fist bump.
But Minnesota, which also hosted former President Bill Clinton for a health care rally in 1994 and former President George W. Bush in 2006 during a visit where he signed an executive order on health care, may not offer the nation a perfect model as the health care fight gears up.
Obama is likely to mention what Minnesota does right in his speech, but White House and Congressional aides also cautioned against portraying the visit as an endorsement of Minnesota as the nation's reform ideal.
Despite its relatively low level of uninsured and a quality of care that is the envy of many states, Minnesota has struggled with escalating20costs and has been forced to scale back its efforts.
The state also features health care debates that are nearly as bitter as those taking place nationwide. In recent years, much of the state's budget fight has centered on a drive, backed by Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty, to trim the state's subsidized health care rolls. Legislative Democrats have largely fought to maintain or increase those rolls, and neither side has declared a truce.
With the president's visit today, the fights have only amplified. Pawlenty, a possible Obama rival in 2012, recently suggested on a GOP conference call that states might invoke the Constitution to sue over Obama's health care plans. Meanwhile, the state Republican Party is airing anti-Obama health care television ads to coincide with the president's visit and legislative Democrats accused Pawlenty's administration of failing to show results in some of the health care reforms in the state.
Adopting those could change the nation's attitude toward health care.
"Over time, use of the t ools will change the culture," said former U.S. Sen. Dave Durenberger, a Republican now chair of the not-for-profit National Institute of Health Policy.
While the White House has downplayed the story line of a Minnesota health model, some reform advocates in the state see an obvious connection.
"I don't think it's any coincidence that the president is making his first health care trip to Minnesota," said Lois Quam, a former UnitedHealth Group executive and wife of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Matt Entenza. "We have largely gotten it right in Minnesota."
But even the Mayo Clinic, which Obama has said has hit the mark with delivery of efficient, coordinated care, has criticized the White House and congressional Democratic leaders for sometimes getting health care wrong.
Earlier this summer, the clinic said the House Democrats' bill "misses the opportunity to help create higher quality, more affordable health care for patients."
Nevertheless, a Mayo official who attended Obama's health care address to Congress on Wednesday praised the president's leadership and direction.
"We really agree with a lot of the points the president made," said Jeffrey Korsmo, executive director of the Mayo Health Policy Center.
Korsmo also praised Obama's visit.
"Minnesota is a model overall for patient-centered care, so it's a good choice for him," he said.
Useful tools
Still, Minnesota has developed some health care tools the nation would be wise to pick up, said Minnesota health care experts. The state has moved toward paying doctors for outcomes rather than for procedures. It has begun to provide integrated care for those with chronic diseases and requires hospitals to report errors. The Minnesota HealthScores website allows patients to compare cost and quality of care.Adopting those could change the nation's attitude toward health care.
"Over time, use of the t ools will change the culture," said former U.S. Sen. Dave Durenberger, a Republican now chair of the not-for-profit National Institute of Health Policy.
While the White House has downplayed the story line of a Minnesota health model, some reform advocates in the state see an obvious connection.
"I don't think it's any coincidence that the president is making his first health care trip to Minnesota," said Lois Quam, a former UnitedHealth Group executive and wife of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Matt Entenza. "We have largely gotten it right in Minnesota."
But even the Mayo Clinic, which Obama has said has hit the mark with delivery of efficient, coordinated care, has criticized the White House and congressional Democratic leaders for sometimes getting health care wrong.
Earlier this summer, the clinic said the House Democrats' bill "misses the opportunity to help create higher quality, more affordable health care for patients."
Nevertheless, a Mayo official who attended Obama's health care address to Congress on Wednesday praised the president's leadership and direction.
"We really agree with a lot of the points the president made," said Jeffrey Korsmo, executive director of the Mayo Health Policy Center.
Korsmo also praised Obama's visit.
"Minnesota is a model overall for patient-centered care, so it's a good choice for him," he said.
But the conservative Freedom Foundation of Minnesota said this week that the reform proposals aren't focused enough on
patients as consumers. The study concluded the health care proposals currently being floated in Congress could cost more than $4,400 for every Minnesotan.
Democratic members of Minnesota's congressional delegation have largely supported Obama's proposals for health care reform. The state's two U.S. senators -- Democrats Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken -- may have a chance to talk to the president more about that on his way here. Both are flying Air Force One with Obama Saturday.
Republican members have been much less supportive -- U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, a Republican, recently told NewsMax.com that Obama has advocated a "government takeover of health care" and said his plans are "antithetical" to what the American people want.
Delegation members from both parties have said Minnesota's been punished for doing things well -- the state's low-cost and high quality for Medicare means the state gets shortchanged. They complain the current fee-for-service system has cost the state and that changing it should be a key focus of reform.
But policy is not the only consideration in the trip.
"My guess is he's choosing Minnesota because it's a high-quality, low-cost state," said Rep. Tim Walz, D-Minn. "But it's also a state that supported him fairly strongly in the last election."
Democratic members of Minnesota's congressional delegation have largely supported Obama's proposals for health care reform. The state's two U.S. senators -- Democrats Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken -- may have a chance to talk to the president more about that on his way here. Both are flying Air Force One with Obama Saturday.
Republican members have been much less supportive -- U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, a Republican, recently told NewsMax.com that Obama has advocated a "government takeover of health care" and said his plans are "antithetical" to what the American people want.
Delegation members from both parties have said Minnesota's been punished for doing things well -- the state's low-cost and high quality for Medicare means the state gets shortchanged. They complain the current fee-for-service system has cost the state and that changing it should be a key focus of reform.
But policy is not the only consideration in the trip.
"My guess is he's choosing Minnesota because it's a high-quality, low-cost state," said Rep. Tim Walz, D-Minn. "But it's also a state that supported him fairly strongly in the last election."
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Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:03:33 -0400
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Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
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Good on you Juan C. Maybe you can make it to the next Rally. There'll be plenty more. The security measures are warranted for the Al-idiots. Haruna.
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Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
"Here's a Man of immense credence and virtue, of incomparable intellect and generosity of spirit. Here's A
merica's golden opportunity to join the family ..." Bro. Haruna
You just captured a very important historical reality. I think he needs all the support...if this one is to do. If he comes out successful, it will at once re-shape the direction of America. Well, well...I do not know why CNN is not breaking the news but O'ba will be in my Minneapolis neighborhood later on today. My schedule is tight so I can't make it there this time...and I would have conveyed to him in the form of p-card or board, yet still Congressman Keith/congresswoman Betty or Mayor Rybak the good campaign that Haruna is running here on healthcare.
Thanks for your kind words...and excuse the forwarded mail below.
Regards,
yj
This Saturday, President Obama will be coming to speak in Minneapolis. Following his major address on health reform to Congress last night, we're at an important turning point in our push for real reform, and it's critical that we seize this moment.
So we're inviting supporters like you to come and support him. Please join us -- here are the details:
What: Health Reform Rally with President Obama
Where: Target Center
600 1st Ave N.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
When: Saturday, September 12th
Doors Open: 9:30 a.m.
Start Time: 12:30 p.m.
Last fall, when Swiftboaters and special interests attacked President Obama, folks like you came to his defense. We knocked on doors, talked to neighbors , and made our voices heard.
Now, we need to do it again. This time, he's under attack by Washington insiders, insurance companies, and well-financed special interests who don't go a day without spreading lies and stirring up fear. We need to show that we're sick and tired of it, and that we're ready for real change, this year.
Join us on Saturday to stand up for President Obama and publicly show your support for the big changes that the President is fighting for and that this country needs.
Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis, so please arrive as early as possible.
http://mn.barackobama.com/BarackMinneapolis
Thanks,
Jenn
Jenn Brown
Minnesota State Director
Organizing for Am erica
P.S. -- All attendees will go through airport-like security and should bring as few personal items as possible. No bags, no sharp objects, no umbrellas, no liquids, no strollers, and no signs will be allowed into the venue.
Paid for by Organizing for America, a project of the Democratic National Committee -- 430 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, D.C. 20003. This communication is not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
Dat e: Thu, 10 Sep 2009 21:46:36 -0400
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Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
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Bro. Haruna,
You are killing me with laughter here
...If you are keeping the fast, be sure to forward your "cap" or "shirt" because the hunger and thirst might have gotten to you like it did with the Serers.
I thought you got the joke of Obama's trigger in the news piece forwarded, but incase my intended humor wasn't fully dilivered, "Haruna Vs. Obama" was just a teaser. Don't be too hard on yourself always.
If you and Pa Nderry invites me to that get-together, why not! We will also invite the "herbalist" lady from Raleigh (NC) to put a check/monitor to Pa Nderry since he was debating on whether to talk to her or not. It turns out the lady was a super genius. (I had a good laughter on that one too.) On a not e, good job uniting Nderry and Mai Fatty. I think it is a step in the right direction.
Jokes aside, I personally think leadership is not eas y. I say this referencing Obama's presidency. During his campaign, we heard all the political promises. Now, I sympathise with him because I can see his "limps" on healthcare, mortgages, car industry, etc.. In the final, I really hope that he comes out victorious, especially with the healthcare. To me as a parent, healthcare is one of things that I count on from his presidency.
yj
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You just captured a very important historical reality. I think he needs all the support...if this one is to do. If he comes out successful, it will at once re-shape the direction of America. Well, well...I do not know why CNN is not breaking the news but O'ba will be in my Minneapolis neighborhood later on today. My schedule is tight so I can't make it there this time...and I would have conveyed to him in the form of p-card or board, yet still Congressman Keith/congresswoman Betty or Mayor Rybak the good campaign that Haruna is running here on healthcare.
Thanks for your kind words...and excuse the forwarded mail below.
Regards,
yj
This Saturday, President Obama will be coming to speak in Minneapolis. Following his major address on health reform to Congress last night, we're at an important turning point in our push for real reform, and it's critical that we seize this moment.
So we're inviting supporters like you to come and support him. Please join us -- here are the details:
What: Health Reform Rally with President Obama
Where: Target Center
600 1st Ave N.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
When: Saturday, September 12th
Doors Open: 9:30 a.m.
Start Time: 12:30 p.m.
Last fall, when Swiftboaters and special interests attacked President Obama, folks like you came to his defense. We knocked on doors, talked to neighbors , and made our voices heard.
Now, we need to do it again. This time, he's under attack by Washington insiders, insurance companies, and well-financed special interests who don't go a day without spreading lies and stirring up fear. We need to show that we're sick and tired of it, and that we're ready for real change, this year.
Join us on Saturday to stand up for President Obama and publicly show your support for the big changes that the President is fighting for and that this country needs.
Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis, so please arrive as early as possible.
http://mn.barackobama.com/BarackMinneapolis
Thanks,
Jenn
Jenn Brown
Minnesota State Director
Organizing for Am erica
P.S. -- All attendees will go through airport-like security and should bring as few personal items as possible. No bags, no sharp objects, no umbrellas, no liquids, no strollers, and no signs will be allowed into the venue.
Paid for by Organizing for America, a project of the Democratic National Committee -- 430 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, D.C. 20003. This communication is not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
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Dat e: Thu, 10 Sep 2009 21:46:36 -0400
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Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
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Juan C., I almost missed this note. I see you got jokes too about Zebulon and yours truly.
I do appreciate your sympathy with President Obama. Here's a Man of immense credence and virtue, of incomparable intellect and generosity of spirit. Here's America's golden opportunity to join the family of sober nations, and you have idiots like Joe Wilson of South Carolina (Where-else) playing with himself while taking America down wit h him into Wilson's domicile, the sewer. I think Obama handled him with the proper restraint. The insignificance of a nonentity groping for the ever-elusive limelight. He did say his elders requested he apologise. Well there you go.
Anyway Juan C if Health Care and Health Insurance Reform is important to you, I encourage you to assist your local MN grassroots efforts to add to the chorus. I also encourage you to consider displaying a summary of President Obama's Health Insurance Reform Plan on Gainako pages. That will advance the cause immensely. Stay away from the Snake-oil sales'men' of Zebulon. Did you know Zebulon has the highest unemployment of all Carolina???? Nderry knows that. I guess they20all grow herbs but no outlet for herbal research. I don't want anyone making Nderry a Guinea pig for unproven elixirs. Good lookin out Juan C. Haruna.
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Sent: Wed, Sep 9, 2009 5:31 pm
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Sent: Wed, Sep 9, 2009 5:31 pm
Subjec t: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
Bro. Haruna,
You are killing me with laughter here
...If you are keeping the fast, be sure to forward your "cap" or "shirt" because the hunger and thirst might have gotten to you like it did with the Serers. I thought you got the joke of Obama's trigger in the news piece forwarded, but incase my intended humor wasn't fully dilivered, "Haruna Vs. Obama" was just a teaser. Don't be too hard on yourself always.
If you and Pa Nderry invites me to that get-together, why not! We will also invite the "herbalist" lady from Raleigh (NC) to put a check/monitor to Pa Nderry since he was debating on whether to talk to her or not. It turns out the lady was a super genius. (I had a good laughter on that one too.) On a not e, good job uniting Nderry and Mai Fatty. I think it is a step in the right direction. Jokes aside, I personally think leadership is not eas y. I say this referencing Obama's presidency. During his campaign, we heard all the political promises. Now, I sympathise with him because I can see his "limps" on healthcare, mortgages, car industry, etc.. In the final, I really hope that he comes out victorious, especially with the healthcare. To me as a parent, healthcare is one of things that I count on from his presidency.
yj
There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!
Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2009 15:56:52 -0400
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
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http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/09/08/congress.trigger/index.html
There you go!
It's HARUNA Vs. OBAMA
kIND Regards,
yj
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 2009 18:22:23 -0400
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Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yan ks/Saihou, I know you're in there. O pen up.
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Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
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Juan C., (pron. Khwan-See)
Are you trying to start trouble again? Is this your idea for my sign??? Haruna Vs. Obama???? I don't get it when I am in lock-step with Obama's efforts to enhance America's democracy. Try again Packo! You are Gabia's busiest journalist Bar-none. Even Nderry enjoys other life. But you, You eat, sleep, and drink journalist. Haruna. Try again men or clarify your meaning. Allez!
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Sent: Wed, Sep 9, 2009 1:44 am
Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
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To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Wed, Sep 9, 2009 1:44 am
Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yanks/Saihou, I know you're in there. Open up.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/09/08/congress.trigger/index.html
There you go!
It's HARUNA Vs. OBAMA
kIND Regards,
yj
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Date: Tue, 8 Sep 2009 18:22:23 -0400
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Subject: Re: Mams/Churro/Evian/Olfactor/JDAM/SUntou/Dukuray/Laye/JuanC./Mino/Karim/Jabou/Galleh/Nderry/Yan ks/Saihou, I know you're in there. O pen up.
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Quit saying you're an idiot. How an you be an idiot every day????? Even I can't do that. If you were here I'd take you to the Health Insurance Reform Bus Tour. I just got through making two signs:
1. HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM
THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN.
2. ITS YOUR HEALTH
INSURE IT
REFORM IT
I think my signs will be the best. What do you think? I need ideas for sign before the end of day today. Thanx in advance. Laye, Kukeh, Mino, Evian, Churro, Olfactor, Badjan, SUntou, Dukuray, Karim, Saiks, Fanding, Dampha, Juan C., Jados/Cherno, Nderry, Niamorkono, Yanks, Saihou, Jabou, JDAM, Galleh, I need ideas for a sign. Wonder if Dukuray keeps fast? The sign that's shown on TV wins. Allez. Haruna. The Rally is tomorrow at the time of President Obama's speech to the joint Congress. Wait a minute Mams. You had the Flue? I had the flue also. Woh. This is friggin scary. Are you sure e're not twins????? I need to go read the Qur'An. I'll be back.
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Sent: Tue, Sep 8, 2009 5:26 am
Subject: Re: Mams I know you're in there. Open up.
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