Senior Citizens, Do You Plan To Watch Pres. Obama’s Speech On Health Care This Evening?

Absolutely. Biggest, most contentious issue we have. It matters to every one of us, health care, the rich and poor, the young and old.


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24 Responses to “Senior Citizens, Do You Plan To Watch Pres. Obama’s Speech On Health Care This Evening?”

  1. Yes, I am watching now. How can anyone not afford to? This is the future of health care in America.
    I see the other question asking our opinion of the speech was removed. I would guess there would too many positive supportive replies. Whoever ask that question please appeal. There was no reason that question should be deleted if this one is to remain. Hypocrites are sickening.

  2. Been there, done it twice! Not by choice. My husband turned on CNN. He then fell asleep and I am stuck at the computer without the remote. God forbid I should get up and get the darn thing. Yikes, I just saw that it is 1 a.m., Eastern time. Need to go to bed.
    I pray that I get to keep my health care and that I can stay reasonably healthy. I’m not looking forward to the Chill Pill.

  3. I watched it and heard just about what was expected. He is a very good speaker. He could make a million bucks selling cars or storm windows. I hope that the elections next year will reflect what the American people with some intelligence know must be done.

  4. I can’t don’t have a TV in our home. I didn’t get a notice from Yahoo that you asked this question before i turned my computer off at 10:45 last night,so they must be slow on sending or one of our clocks is set wrong on our computer.

  5. No. I’ll be in bed. We are quite a few hours ahead in the UK.
    I don’t listen to our Gordon Brown’s speeches either. He’s a total waste of space. He’s supposed to be our Prime Minister, by the way. For the time being anyway.

  6. I’ll have to catch it later.
    I tried watching the live feed on YouTube but my computer is too slow.
    Husband is using TV for the World Soccer games.
    I can down load it later. I’m very interested in this issue.

  7. Nope. I have better use of my time. I’m sure whatever it is, can be summed up in one or two sentences. Unless some major gaff occurs, then we’ll be subjected to that ad nauseum on the tv.

  8. Yes, I watched every word of it and the Republican response. I’m sorry to hear that so many are not taking the time to do so.

  9. It’s not replacing “America’s Got Talent” is it? Yes, I probably will. I want to know if it is going to cover illegals. Where is all the money going to come from?

  10. No, I do not want to watch his speech because when I hear one of his speeches it makes me want to throw things while using foul language.

  11. Gorkbark Porkduke Gefunken Fubar on November 25th, 2009 at 4:51 am

    Not me sweetheart, here in the UK we are spoilt rotten by our envied NHS system. I fail to see how “any” country in the world could possibly attain such a prestigious reputation.

  12. It’s finishing up now. I always watch when the President of my country has something to say.

  13. No, because he is not going to say that equal health care should be the same as his coverage!

  14. Health care issue is on my back burner.
    Getting a job is my first concern.

  15. No. It is on right now. There is nothing more that he can say to convince me of anything about it.

  16. Sooner or later I’m sure I’ll watch a repeat.

  17. No I don’t care for him, I think we’re screwed.

  18. Im going to be working, Jackie. :(

  19. I did.

  20. Yes.

  21. YES

  22. i am watching it right now

  23. I will listen to it while I’m on the computer.

  24. nope…i am 64 and what he plans on doing is his way and no matter how much we complain he wont listen to us anyway…

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