Related Blog Posts
Nothing to see... move along.
Related News
Mr. Hoyer, stand up for reproductive rights
19 hours ago ago from Baltimore Sun
Abortion care is part of basic health care for women. It is not up to politicians to decide whether and when we have children. But as Congress nears agreement on a historic health care reform bill, women's fundamental reproductive freedom is being threatened. Proposed restrictions on how or whether insurance companies in the proposed health care exchange could provide abortion coverage for women remain a contentious issue. In order to move ...
Related contentCarrot-And-Stick Health Plans Aim To Cut Costs : NPR
3 hours ago ago from NPR
Search hear continuous streams 24-Hour Program Stream NPR News and Shows hear the latest news [4 min 45 sec] Latest NPR Newscast Carrot-And-Stick Health Plans Aim To Cut Costs by Julie Appleby text size A A A March 12, 2010 Workers at a Portland, Ore., steel mill soon will be able to ...
Related contentBill Moyers: Ask the Chamber of Commerce; Why Is Too Much Not Enough?
18 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
Bill Moyers and Michael Winship Living in these United States, there comes a point at which you throw your hands up in exasperation and despair and ask a fundamental question or two: how much excess profit does corporate America really need? How much bigger do executive salaries and bonuses have to be, how many houses or jets or artworks can be crammed into a life? After all, as billionaire movie director Steven Spielberg is reported to ...
Related contentDr. Philip Neches: Health Insurance Really Tried
3 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
I started a company in 1979. We sold very advanced information technology to large corporations and government agencies. In the early days, it was tough trying to convince potential customers that our complex, expensive, shiny new gadget would make them a ton of money. I used to share a cartoon that depicted a medieval stone castle, with the yeoman of the guard in front of the moat talking to a mustachioed salesman. The yeoman was dressed ...
Related contentJohn E. Calfee: Obama's Misleading Assault on the Insurance Industry
23 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
BY JOHN E. CALFEE Despite the president's repeated attempts to defend his health reforms, ObamaCare remains deeply unpopular in the past four months the Rasmussen poll consistently suggests 52% to 58% of Americans are opposed to it. Now President Obama is trying to change the debate by attacking insurance companies. His populist rhetoric is misleading, and his own words show he knows as much. One of the chief complaints about health ...
Related content
