On Tuesday, President Obama came to NH to answer questions about reforming health care insurance. While here, the president met some opposition, some enthusiasm and a lot of questions.

Joining NH Outlook to provide analysis of the proposed reforms are Dr. Jim Squires, head of The NH Endowment for Health,Dr. Jim Weinstein,Director of The Dartmouth Institute, and Charlie Arlinghaus, President of The Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy.

   

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Well I see Angry Constituant is eager to attend a Carol Shea-Porter Town hall meeting. The town meetings that the repulicans have been disrupting all over the country are an orchestrated mess of which I am suprised. Its about time the republican's got a little spine as loosers in the last election. I would love to see a video of frank telling fellow republicans that NH Democrats are disrespectful to citizens in the state. Yea thats a great way to get elected to congress. Carol has more compasion and experience in her little finger than Frank has in whole body. What a cad. As far a kelly A for Senate goes neither her or Frank has been in the news with any ideas to clean up the corporate Bureaucrats running Health care in this country. The insurance companies own the hospitals and pay themselves when giving care. Its just not right and we should all expect the dems to put them in thier place.
NH citizen , Kearsarge

The gov't has NO RIGHT TO TAKE CONTROL OF DOCTORS AND HOSPITALS PERIOD. Only AARP members were allowed to phone in. Carol Shea-Porter needs to have a REAL town hall with her REAL CONSTITUENTS. We are going to keep following her and asking. HER REPLACEMENT, Frank Guinta will have one instead and she will be on the outs in 2010.
Angry Constituent , Manchester