Choices. Look at all of these choices . So much choice. Thats our show tonight. When we talk choice theres not much more important than healthcare. The president said it would give us more coverage and more good choices. Win, win. Some people gained better insurance, and even if you didnt you wouldnt loss anything. If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. applause oops, that one didnt work out so well. Millions learned you dont get to keep your doctor. Six million policies were canceled but millions who did not have he Health Insurance before do have it. Thats why obamacare is good says dr. Kathleen london is good. On the other hand michael canter re red a book saying we need more competition and less government. So kathleen, i agree with michael. You say obamacare is a great thing. I am looking at the number of people who have come in who before have had to choose between baying their rent and paying for healthcare or who couldnt get it because of preexis
In this episode of For One Night Only (FONO), Sue Wilkinson talks with the extraordinary Ian Malkin (Pronouns he/him). Born and raised in Winnipeg, Ian Malkin shares his life’s adventures from being an orderly to becoming a well-renowned and now retired law professor here in Melbourne. Ian shares his passion for human justice, the Arts, and his paw pal Chino. Ian has a zest for life that many can only aspire to and a wit that is as sharp as it can be. Ian’s infectious laugh, his family stories and his coming out will keep you tuned in to the very end.