Category Archives: Healthcare

God and politics for me – but not for thee

Losing respect for people with whom I used to identify is painful. And I am beginning to despair for the future of rationality and honesty in our nation. Where does one even begin? I made the mistake of following a … Continue reading

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Excuses that cannot bear the weight of facts

(This is the busiest time of the year for me. Might not be posting an whole lot until middle of October. Will try to put up at least one item per week.) It is always someone else’s fault. “This woman … Continue reading

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"You are not merely wrong – you are stupid and evil so shut up"

I am deeply troubled by the emerging contours of public discourse – particularly since… oh… 2008. Consider this fact. That we are debating the nature and character of those who come to recent town-hall meetings to ask questions and even … Continue reading

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Charles Krauthammer – we *do* have a healthcare reform plan (you just don't like it)

To me the healthcare reform debate is not just or even primarily about healthcare reform. It is about logic and rhetoric – about how people think and speak. I might completely disagree with your views on healthcare reform. But can … Continue reading

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