Guest guest Posted April 2, 2002 Report Share Posted April 2, 2002 Sen. Frist's true colors ....... he is an M.D. and is chairman of the N.R.S.C. The National Republican Senatorial Committee. He apparently has a vested interest in this bill if not a political pay off for past support. Politics makes for strange bed fellows. Here is his web. site http://www.nrsc.org/nrscweb/privacy/. He is well respected apparently in his profession and make a tough enemy, politically speaking. It will take a lot of grass roots effort to head this bill off S. 2053. C. W. Re: Re: Drug companies get what they want in Frist bill - S2053 Check out S 2053 - Frist drug manufacturers' relief bill 1. Eliminates all class actions 2. Eliminates loss of consortium claims for parents 3. Requires removal of state cases to federal courts 4. Gives the government alternate causes to help them disprove causation in cases 5. Reduces the potential recovery for lost earnings. 6. Does NOT allow for interim attorneys' fees. 7. Does NOT have a one time look-back provision for the 6 year statute of limitations 8. Basically tells vaccine victims where to go!!! I would suggest we let the world know Sen. Frist's (R-TN) true colors. " This appears to be the drug companies end-run around HR 3741--the " Burton/Waxman bill " . Let eveyone know--Support HR 3741; Oppose S. 2053, PLEASE!!!! Peacefully, Jeff Sell Hitt * * Sell 4309 Yoakum Blvd. Suite 2000 Houston, TX 77006 713.654.7776 713.654.7789 (fax) www.HittSell.com JZSell@... (office) jzsell@... (home) 832.797.8191 (cell/v-mail) www.vaccineinjury.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2002 Report Share Posted April 2, 2002 he looks a tough nut and will be being paid for sure. the drug companies could and perhaps will spend a billion dollars on this and it would be cheap money for them. frist looks so difficult that if personal info on irregular doings by him came anyones way, that.... threres a huge scandal here and subversion of basic tenents of law whereby indivduals and corporate entities causing damage are liable for it, is being circumvented. individuals in politics are very vulnerable to revelations of behind the scenes " business " dealings, middle ranking types like frist are usually well involved in this, especially since they often act as go betweens for the very high up ones who need to be very clean. > Sen. Frist's true colors ....... he is an M.D. and is chairman of the N.R.S.C. The National Republican Senatorial Committee. He apparently has a vested interest in this bill if not a political pay off for past support. Politics makes for strange bed fellows. > > Here is his web. site http://www.nrsc.org/nrscweb/privacy/. He is well respected apparently in his profession and make a tough enemy, politically speaking. It will take a lot of grass roots effort to head this bill off S. 2053. > > C. W. > > > Re: Re: Drug companies get what they want in Frist bill - > S2053 > Check out S 2053 - Frist drug manufacturers' relief bill > 1. Eliminates all class actions > 2. Eliminates loss of consortium claims for parents > 3. Requires removal of state cases to federal courts > 4. Gives the government alternate causes to help them disprove causation > in > cases > 5. Reduces the potential recovery for lost earnings. > 6. Does NOT allow for interim attorneys' fees. > 7. Does NOT have a one time look-back provision for the 6 year statute > of > limitations > 8. Basically tells vaccine victims where to go!!! > I would suggest we let the world know Sen. Frist's (R-TN) true > colors. " > > > This appears to be the drug companies end-run around HR > 3741--the > " Burton/Waxman bill " . Let eveyone know--Support HR 3741; Oppose S. > 2053, > > PLEASE!!!! > Peacefully, > Jeff Sell > Hitt * * Sell > 4309 Yoakum Blvd. > Suite 2000 > Houston, TX 77006 > 713.654.7776 > 713.654.7789 (fax) > www.HittSell.com > JZSell@H... (office) > jzsell@p... (home) > 832.797.8191 (cell/v-mail) > www.vaccineinjury.org > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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