Montana Insurance

 HELENA - If Montana voters in search of clues about how the State Chief Executive declines very bitter disputes in the first democratic presidential race, the national press may not be the best place to start.

Earlier this week, journalist ABC Teddy Davis cited Democratic Gov. Brian Schweitzer critical of the presidential candidate Barack Obama’s plan of health care, the lack of support for coal-to-Liquid-plant and its opposition to bases permanent military in Iraq.

“During Schweitzer has not proposed his own universal health care plan in Montana, he believes Senator Hillary Clinton, DN.Y., is, quite rightly, have approved a mandate, at the national level,” wrote in a Davis Aug. 7 Reporter’s Notebook “Television On the network’s Web site.
“With people who are not in the sale of insurance, said Schweitzer Obama plan to prohibit insurance companies to deny the existence, because existing conditions are already reaching that healthy people “opting out” and the ill, the possibility “of the article.

“You’ve got to get everyone into the system,” said Schweitzer at the ABC articles.

Many political observers are of the view Clinton and Obama’s competitive health care in the political, the major differences between the two candidates.

Davis was to say that the governor “takes place problem” with the opposition Obama’s for the development of coal consumption-to-Liquids-fuels, unless they emit at least 20% less carbon cycle life of the Convention fuels.

“But even if the coal-to-Liquid-Fuel may not be, not cleaner than conventional fuels, Obama Schweitzer believes that coal should be a means to reduce dependence on oil imports to the United States, US, “writes Davis.

The question of whether the Governor of the Montanans Comments may indicate that the presidential candidates preferred Schweitzer Sarah Elliott said his spokesman, “No!”

“You will find an article in the New York Times that Hillary was also critical of the noise,” said Elliott.

In the Times article Elliott on April 5 op-ed written by Timothy Egan, Schweitzer was critical playful husband Bill Clinton, former President Bill Clinton, but never the governor of the city itself candidate.

Referring to the former president of appearances during the last week in Le Havre, Great Falls, Helena, Butte, Schweitzer said: “His speech was long enough for a wind turbine.”

Egan’s analysis: “The governor has yet to endorse a candidate, but also as a reference to nature, as he liking.

Elliott fact, the governor is not a road to cross, and not a decision which has not yet received its superdelegate vote of the Democratic National Convention, Montana primary until June 3rd. Schweitzer is one of eight superdelegates Montana, the Democratic Party for his vote in the hands of his own party to the appointment Convention in August.

The ABC Schweitzer article stipulates that “plans winner of the last Montana-in-the-nation first.”

Such an attitude consistent with the statements of the former governor.

“My system would be better for me to tie my voice for the referendum of man in Montana,” said the rostrum Schweitzer in February.

But Elliott, said the governor has no obligation, the superdelegate his vote for the winners.

“It’s in its decision until June 3 primary,” she said.