And how are they going to protect patient privacy?  How are they going to keep big pharma from buying records and swamping people with advertising?  How are they going to keep hackers out of the system? Too many problems exist with on-line sites to trust that medical records will be secure and not be the target of those who would make money off of using them.

The best solution, which protects privacy while allowing emergency personnel access to vital information, is www.MyMedicalRecords.com. You can take a test drive for 30 days free.

Change is coming to America and every American will be a number in the computer whose privacy can be hacked into and whose medical information can be accessed and allows for the government and judicial system and employees to access your medical records just like they access your criminal history.  Another step towards globalization and control of freedoms for America put in a way that it will be better for the people. And, people will say, "Yes, we can," as their privacy rights according to the U.S. Constitution are compromised in my opinion and eventually eliminated.

And this is why i DONT go to doctors - I will not even allow a doctor to WRITE down ANYTHING i say as all of it is discoverable -- I will orally tell a doc something on a need to know basis only

Believe me - years as an atty with insurance companies etc have taught me you want as little as possible written and especially computerized about you!

Yes, Peter, it's not just liberals or democrats, but individuals from all parties.  In the 90s, Clinton leased the Lincoln bedroom and took money from foreign interests including Muslims nations and was involved in a sex scandal, opening up our borders and outsourcing our jobs and diminishing the National Defense.  Its been one incident after the other involving public servants from both parties, unfortunately. The White House has produced the longest running reality show ever that involves who done it, mystery, intrigue, stealing, lying, power mongers, con artists, entertainers, charmers, honest ones and not so honest ones, patriots as well as spies, adultery, glamour,  wars, politicans caught with their internet porn or interest in kids, and other acts of misconduct all rolled onto one big stage which has no boundaries or limits when it comes to parties - oops, I mean political parties. It's a shame that the carpet of the White House has been so stained by too many ungrateful guests paid for by the U.S. taxpayers who deserve better.