Search
Pages
Meta
New Disqus Comments plugin
In a nutshell I want people to be able to leave comments without me having to "approve" them - they appear immediately. But I also want to keep out spam. The anti-spam module for some reason was marking all comments - including my own - as spam. I have since added the Disqus plugin which hopefully will allow anyone with a free Disqus account to be able to leave comments that appear immediately. So far it appears to be working nicely.-
Recent posts
Categories
Recent Comments
- euro-trading on I Chase Squirrels? or Chasing Squirrels?
- mebli bel on I Chase Squirrels? or Chasing Squirrels?
- biglsusportsfan on Idea for the social-political blog name
- Rick on Good and bad states for business and the significance of regional bigotry
- Arizona Printing on Good and bad states for business and the significance of regional bigotry
Archives
Category Archives: Healthcare
What's so bad about national health care anyway?
People are willing to pay more for good care. Talking with a friend from South Korea during our monthly fellowship meal yesterday. Cannot remember how we got onto the subject. In a nutshell he wondered why so many Americans are … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Politics
3 Comments
Senator Alexander should have quoted the president
Driving home yesterday listening to National Public Radio “All Things Considered”. Michele Norris interviewing Senator Lamar Alexander concerning the recent push to pass health-care reform in the Senate. She pressed him on the reconciliation issue. Basically “gosh you Republicans did … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Media, News, Politics
Comments Off
Health Care Summit – finally an open debate
Remember when many conservatives said that Republicans should stay away from the Health Care Summit called for by President Obama? Because it would be a sham? Because the president was not really interested in open debate? Oh. My. Jonah Goldberg … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, News, Politics
Comments Off
Charles Krauthammer on election of Scott Brown (or) "It couldn't have anything to do with his platform!"
What astonishes me about the election of Scott Brown to the United States Senate – from Massachusetts of all states that Democratic stronghold – is the lengths to which the left (aka “liberals” although a case can be made that … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Logic and Reason, Politics
Comments Off
Not feeling the warm liberal fuzziness (or) "Bleep you and die Senator Lieberman!"
This may cross a line. There is a man I love and respect – whom I regard as a better man/husband/father/minister than I am – whose social-political views are often very different from mine. We are “friends” on Facebook. He … Continue reading
Posted in Fun and Geek Stuff, Healthcare, Personal, Politics, Rhetoric
Comments Off
Unwashed angels in the passenger seat of my car (or) The challenge of strangers who ask for help
During the last few weeks I have emptied my wallet 3 times for strangers who ask for help. Last month getting ready for a Church of the Nations planning meeting in the chapel. Raining hard outside. Bible Study Fellowship is … Continue reading
Posted in Ethnicity and race, Healthcare, Ministry, Personal, Uncategorized
1 Comment
Charles Krauthammer – yes healthcare reform but not *this* way
I have before addressed the contemptible lie that conservatives (and Republicans – the two overlap but are not always the same) are against healthcare reform because they support the “status quo”. Conservatives do support healthcare reform. We like the idea … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Media, Politics
2 Comments
What hath universal health coverage wrought – in Massachusetts?
Since I care more about my country than my personal pride, here’s how I lost my insurance: I moved. That’s right, I moved from Washington, D.C., back to Massachusetts, a state with universal health care. From someone who used to … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Media, Politics
Comments Off
In praise of honest liberals(?) – Camille Paglia strikes again
She voted for President Obama. Wants to see healthcare reform go through. But she has no patience for hypocrisy and stupidity. Camille Paglia is a liberal(?) I can respect. (I put ? after “liberal” because what does that word mean … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Media, Politics, Propaganda, Rhetoric
Comments Off
What do doctors say about healthcare reform?
For the record… No. I have a better idea. Let me just ask. At what point have I actually stated whether I support or oppose Obamacare? Go ahead. Take your time. Need some more? No problem. I can wait. In … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Politics
Comments Off