Tea party activists in Ohio to open enemy - the irs - into Allies, as they strive for continued efforts to expand medicaid.
In a confidential email sent to Ohio compatriots tea party leaders, and by the Associated Press, Tom Zawistowski laid a strategy called a little-known irs rules, allowing citizens to challenge charity hospital management personnel's wages and non-profit status.
In a telephone interview on Tuesday, said it was "lively" Zawistowski tea by additional review, by the internal revenue service now using irs laws against others.
Zawistowski logo expand medicaid big daddy in the hospital. His email said, tea party groups will be "through propaganda by those who seek federal funds to help the poor salary of medicaid personal".
"I think it's busy, I think it will be interesting to get some other groups, maybe they've been courtside and challenge us to look at how they like to be," he said.
Trying to follow a Sunday's veto republican governor John kasich in Ohio will stop his government to expand medicaid more low-income residents, in the state budget.
Before the press conference, veto, kasich and republican speaker of the house of representatives, William bucher's chamber backup veto roadblocks, say they want in a wider range of medicaid expansion to resolve their differences at the end of this year.
"Our goal is to change the narrative," Zaw istowski wrote. Instead of letting people strange, why the tea party also do not want to help the poor, they should know why the hospital needs more federal tax money to take care of the poor, they have enough cash in hand, he wrote.
Not for-profit hospital is constant internal review and hard work, don't be afraid, the Ohio hospital association, vice President of Scott Borgemenke said.
"Year after year, the law does not change status hasn't changed," he said. "We will continue to in federal law, from this perspective, we don't worry, our state is in danger."
Zawistowski, ironically, even in an email. Tea party groups lambasted the irs, complained to congress, condensation, and sued the agency's goals for tax-exempt status, a conservative group. Multiple survey practice, triggered a political firestorm in Washington, dc.
"I think you will like this," Zaw istowski on tea party leader in his E-mail.
Zawistowski said by telephone kasich "drag" hospital bosses pro rally, make millions of dollars. In his email, he singled out the Cleveland clinic, CEO of toby cosgrove, a nonprofit hospital, has more than $90 billion in assets in 2011 annual salary of $2.5 million.
"This guy's $2 million a year, pleas help poor people poor," he said. "It just seems a bit hypocritical tea party who volunteered to what, we are very curious, want to look at their definition of poverty."
Borgemenke, said the hospital CEO's salary is decided by the community committee, measure the performance of the institution, in the same in business, sometimes run a nationwide search.
"The old axiom is prey to become huntees, right?" He said. "We've got billions of dollars in unpaid care", does not include the medical reimbursement. Hospital, he said, and even continue to cut $500 million in this year's budget.
About 366000 Ohio qualification coverage since 2014, if the country expand medicaid, the federal democratic President barack Obama, a key component of the health care law.
Kasich Zawistowski drive utilization of law, executive director at Portage county tea party, trying to take over in April is one of the reasons for Ohio republican. Kasich candidate for his bid is not successful - but the Zawistowski and his supporters vowed to continue their fight.
Kasich against the federal health care overhaul, but said expand medicaid, to ensure that the federal tax dollars back, Ohio (USA), in order to help people in need is the best way.
 
 



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