Mitt Romney news and information

You'd think health insurance CEOs would be chilling the bubbly with Republican Mitt Romney's improved election prospects, but instead they're in a quandary.
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“Gridlock gets nothing done, that's why it's important to seek out lawmakers who see politics as the art of the possible. In the first two debates, President (Barack) Obama and Mitt Romney talked a lot about their plans. Their plans for the economy, the federal budget, healthcare, energy and...
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It's hard to find an issue on which President Barack Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney disagree more than healthcare. The 2010 Affordable Care Act is considered President Obama's signature legislative achievement, as well as something Romney has vowed to repeal.
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President Barack Obama argues that Republican Mitt Romney's tax-cut proposals don't add up, saying they rely on unproven assumptions to show they wouldn't add to the federal deficit.
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A little more than two weeks before Election Day, Republicans and Democrats alike say Medicare is working to their political advantage in campaigns for the White House and Congress.
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About 59% of Medicare beneficiaries would have paid higher Medicare premiums in 2010 under a premium-support system if they had remained in their same plan and if such a model had been implemented, a new Kaiser Family Foundation study concludes.
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Regarding “Romney rallies clinician supporters in Congress”: If Mitt Romney is elected and successful in ending Obamacare, my hope is that this will eventually lead to a single-payer system, such as promoted by Physicians for a National Health Program.
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GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has chosen more than a dozen clinicians in Congress to serve as honorary national co-chairs of a new coalition called Healthcare Professionals for Romney.
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Joyce Beck, who runs a small hospital and network of medical clinics in Nebraska, is reluctant to plan for the future until voters decide between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
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An acrimonious debate over the federal healthcare overhaul is seeping into state capitols, creating fissures among Republicans as the tea party movement reasserts its influence in GOP-controlled areas.
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