Archive for Health
Anchors Away
Posted by: | CommentsI’ve heard that when your opponent is self-destructing, the best thing to do is get out of the way. Unless you’re a Republican, in which case, you’ll probably want to begin a movement to repeal the 14th amendment. The most likely outcome of that effort according to Linda Chavez is no Hispanic Republicans. She makes her case in a WSJ column. You may need a subscription, but I was able to access the whole thing here. Atlantic Wire has a brief summary here. And Chavez explains in this JWR column.
It’s a Surprise
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Chris Dodd and Nancy Pelosi explain here that you have to pass their 2000 page bills to find out what’s in them.
William Saletan has an interesting piece in Slate detailing how Kagan, while working in the Clinton White House, doctored a report on partial birth abortion by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynocologists. He points out that the report was taken as expert opinion in court rulings. If she gets on the Supreme Court and overturns a ruling because it was based on her original lie, would that make her an activist judge?
The New Federalism
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Posted by: | CommentsAs President Obama signed into law the federal takeover of the student loan industry, he said he was “ending giveaways to banks” by “cutting out the middleman“. ”Middleman” Sallie Mae announced it will lay off 2500 employees.
Romney-Care by a Neck
Posted by: | CommentsMitt Romney showed up in Iowa to bash Obama-care. All well and good except that he led the charge for state run health care in Massachusetts - complete with an individual mandate.
To Your Health
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Who among us doesn’t get death threats? Here’s Frank Rich fuming about goons hurling venomous slurs at Congressmen. Here’s Andrew Breitbart , with video, asking what goons, what slurs?
Take That, Insurance Companies
Posted by: | CommentsThe new health care bill punishes the insurance companies by delivering 30 million new customers! Frank Ahrens lists health care winners and losers in the Washington Post.







