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If you were watching CBS This Morning, as I was, you know the hot topic is that the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) has Øbamacare as the topic of the week, and you were “treated” to interviews with Democrats Howard Dean and Sen. Gillibrand. You also know that the damage control is beginning in anticipation of a…
On the “CBS This Morning” show this week , there was a story on the increasing shortage of cancer medications due to a variety of reasons, not the least of which is the expiration of patent protections and the competing manufacture of generic cancer meds. Sounds great, right?
What can I add to this? It appears that the Fluke controversy has extrapolated to sheer insanity. Tuition subsidized insanity. “The Brown Student Health Insurance Plan will cover 14 different sexual reassignment surgery procedures for students starting August, reports the Brown Daily Herald student newspaper.” reports the College Fix. “For female-to-male surgeries, the new coverage…
I submit to you that we don’t need a brobdingnagian, pork filled Øbamacare bill to get people to pony up for health insurance; we simply need to “turn on” the self interest and commonsense of the uninsured, you know, the American Way.
Recently the Department of Health and Human Services granted additional waivers from the burdens of Obamacare, this time to four states. Count your blessings if you are a state employee, and live in…
OK … here’s your chance to hear both sides of the argument … from conservatives. I love CK and he makes a great point. But Stephen Hayes respectfully disagrees. Roll the dice my little hostage takers. Time to make a stand.
I’ve lost track of all of the lies, serious lies. Lies that the left has used to get themselves elected, to gain power, and to bankrupt this country. Lies that will enslave your children to the government “man” and lies that they think will keep them in power. Entry question: will it work?
Recent newspaper articles point to something interesting in the positions taken by some politicians running for office in November. You might be interested in hearing those positions. “As a career prosecutor, I made decisions on facts, not politics,” and that’s why “I voted against . . . the health-care bill.” A Republican, you ask? No, Congressman…
Not surprising. Either one. But at least it tells me a little of that “ye ole yankee spirit” lives in this deep blue state. But I’m still not sure how you can rate Obama so poorly on healthcare and the economy and send another professional Democrat back to Washington.
Well, not exactly heads, but at least one head.