Medical Professionals Announce Strong Support for O’Donnell

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Medical Professionals Announce Strong Support for O’Donnell

Newark, DE – More than a dozen health care professionals representing medical service providers in each Delaware county announced their strong support for Delaware Republican Senate nominee Christine O’Donnell.

As a press conference held at Glasgow Medical Center, the medical professionals warned that Obamacare, which is supported by her opponent, will lead to increased health care costs and reduced services for Delawareans.

“As concerned health care providers and leaders, we must register our strong disagreement with Chris Coons’ support for this disastrous ‘reform,’” Medical Professionals for O’Donnell spokesman Dr. Christopher Casscells said. “He seems unaware of the five scheduled cuts in Medicare funding over the next two years, and has consistently opposed efforts to curb the predatory behavior of malpractice lawyers, which costs our health care system between $11 billion and $15 billion a year in defensive medicine.

“It seems that Chris Coons has not actually read the law, which will amount to a government takeover of one-sixth of our economy. He justifies his position by referring to some lobbying organizations that claim to represent the opinions of the elderly and doctors. The fact is that this ill-advised law has precipitated an increase in the number of uninsured, increased the stresses on our emergency rooms, and pushed our insurance industry and healthcare delivery system even closer to the brink,” said Dr. Casscells.

Medical Professionals for O’Donnell includes a diverse coalition of individuals in the health care field who are unanimously opposed to Coons’ vocal support of ObamaCare and its disastrous impact on health care.

“Chris Coons isn’t listening to Delawareans. He takes his marching orders from Harry Reid and Barrack Obama,” O’Donnell said. “The next senator from Delaware needs to fight to defund and repeal ObamaCare before it ruins health care as we know it. We need to start over and implement real reforms to fix what’s broken and save what works.”

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