Comments on: Winning the Healthcare Message Battle

By: joeseph

joeseph — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:07:39 +0000

So, as a ‘trained researcher’, how do you feel about Frank’s dubious research techniques? How about his techniques at his focus groups? How about his clear partisan views showing through during his ‘research’? As a trained researcher, didn’t it offend you to work for a guy that clearly was just a charlatan? How did it feel to be getting coffee for the guy that would go on Fox news and spout off a bunch of B.S. that you, the trained researcher, knew, KNEW was just B.S. not remotely scientific.

By: J. F. Ackerman

J. F. Ackerman — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 18:12:01 +0000

There is another point that resonates with most Americans: government take-over of health care means that your most private and personal information will be in government data banks at the disposal of government workers. The potential for security breaches and outright abuse is enormous and dangerous.

By: Liberty Chick

Liberty Chick — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 17:10:27 +0000

I found Frank’s health care strategy document to be well-informed, insightful, accurate and full of valid usable research. I thought it was excellent. There are always those who will whine and miss the valuable points in a work like this. Great work and thanks for contributing it to the public – it was much needed.