claim: president barack obama suggested on national tv that the democratic health care bill "will have government decide" that a healthy, 100-year-old woman in need of a pacemaker "should take a pain pill" instead.
author: dan lungren
evidence_1: richard bruce cheney is an american politician and businessman who was the  46th vice president of the united states from 2001 to 2009. born in lincoln,  nebraska, cheney was primarily raised in sumner, nebraska, and casper,  wyoming. he attended yale and then the university of wyoming, at the latter of  which he ...
evidence_2: aug 2, 2013 ... the 35-year-old — who, unlike many in the business, used his skills 'ethically' —  had spent his career demonstrating the dangers posed by .... some have  suggested that government officials wanted to silence jack before he could  reveal how america's enemies could hack into devices such as pacemakers ...
evidence_3: jun 21, 2011 ... the insurer's rationale for medical policies is to establish an evidence base for  deciding whether or not a treatment or service should be covered. a lot of  research goes into these medical policies, and frankly if you work with the insurer  instead of against them, you will have a better chance at overturning ...
evidence_4: apr 27, 2017 ... president donald j. trump visits va and signs executive order 'improving  accountability and whistleblower protection at the department of veterans affairs '. secretary .... i wish veterans like reservist, etc. that has served in the military for  at least *ten* years can use the bx and commissary. presently, we ...
evidence_5: jan 30, 2016 ... imagine, instead of healthcare decisions being a personal choice, americans are  asking a pro-choice president whether he would choose to allow an old ... to cut  down on waste and expense, obama would have denied surgery, and instead of  a pacemaker, would have granted “granny sturm a pain pill”.