As the HCR debate continues there are still some prevailing myths that prevail over the ACA law. Most myths are slanted right but key myths slant left as well.
One of the most interesting ironies within the healthcare debate is the most liberal healthcare solution, single payer healthcare, is the most fiscally responsible solution as well. You can find many details about the finances of single payer on...
Anonymous staffers have leaked the blueprints of this plan, called "The Extremely Repealed Amazing Replacement for the Freedom-Crushing Obamacare that Everyone Hates".
Senator Baucus (D-MT) finally unleashed his bill which is mostly a giveaway to the healthcare industry. Re-releasing this post to remind everyone what's in the bill.
The plan has no Public Option with possible co-ops or triggers in it's place. ...
By end of the 7th week, combined enrollments of private Exchange plans with Medicaid/CHIP had moved from 499K to over 705K.
Republicans lose on healthcare no matter what happens and they may in fact be passing single payer in the future if they pass zero-payer for millions of Americans as they are trying to do right now.
The outcome of the 2010 midterms will be a referendum on the current health care reform legislation. The economy is showing signs of making a solid comeback, and so both the GOP and the Democrats are looking to make...
The House has announced that it has a healthcare reform bill with a public option that it will release to the floor next week. The bill will not reimburse providers at Medicare rates +5% which is a big disappointment...
I read the latest update on the HCR talks. Based on the president's latest push and congressional responses, I'm now in the cautiously optimistic category that HCR will pass but that's not the only news that caught my...
Governing based on hatred and spite is not sustainable in a democracy...especially when that hatred is aimed at the majority of voters.
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