“We will continue to counsel women to have yearly mammograms starting at age 40.” — STL County Executive Charlie Dooley

It’s always great to see bi-partisanship, especially when it’s dealing with healthcare. Mr. Dooley, a strong supporter of the President’s plan and Congressman Bunt – a strong opponent – agree that women should still get mammograms starting at age 40. Many cynics believe that the task force’s recommendation that women delay getting mammograms until 50 was the Administration’s backdoor attempt at rationing.

Video: Cong. Blunt on Breast Cancer Screening for Women in their 40s (note to staff: “their” is misspelled on the Congressman’s YouTube page)

Rasmussen Reports:

60% Say Passage of Health Care Reform Will Increase Deficit

62% Oppose Single-Payer Health Care System

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