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A Healthcare Irony

Healthcare Reform KQµårk 死神 - September 1, 2009 13

One of the most interesting ironies within the healthcare debate is the most liberal healthcare solution, single payer healthcare, is the most fiscally responsible...

Money Driven Medicine

Healthcare Reform AdLib - August 29, 2009 27

Bill Moyers is possibly the last of the breed of journalists who carry the trust and respect of the people. If you didn't see it...

Who’s Paying to Kill Healthcare Reform?

Healthcare Reform KQµårk 死神 - August 26, 2009 12

One of the GOP's most diabolical tricks is to dumb down any debate in effect making it's orthodox right wingers believe that any government...

Budget Reconciliation: If It was Good Enough for “Contract with America” It is Good Enough for Universal Healthcare Reform

Healthcare Reform KQµårk 死神 - August 23, 2009 18

Again we have another faux member of the Democratic coalition (Senator Joseph Lieberman, (I-Conn.)), today claiming Congress should not use budget reconciliation for...

Revisionist History: Two Can Play at that Game

Healthcare Reform KQµårk 死神 - August 21, 2009 6

I previously had thought only conservatives revised history to fit the memes of the modern day but it seems like progressives are playing that...

Did Krugman nail it? Or was he hammering US?

Healthcare Reform tyler-durden - August 21, 2009 14

Blogs don't make the evening news; angry mobs do. Is Krugman, like the WH, trying to motivate the "progressives" to take to the streets, and be SEEN as well as heard?

Another Prick in the Town Hall – Music Video Parody

Healthcare Reform AdLib - August 20, 2009 9

Republican insanity and naked lust for power...with a beat! As disgusting as the right wing claims and frothing at the mouth is, it is...

Reports on the Death of the Public Option are Greatly Exaggerated

Healthcare Reform KQµårk 死神 - August 18, 2009 6

This weekend President Obama and the Kathleen Sebelius underestimated the public's passion for the public option not only with progressives but with the mainstream...

The Problems with Big Pharma

Healthcare Reform KQµårk 死神 - August 14, 2009 1

Big Pharma is probably the most important branch of manufacturers that provide healthcare products to the healthcare industry. Along with universal healthcare reform we...

The Fundamental Case for Universal Healthcare Reform: Part Two the Case for Healthcare Security

Healthcare Reform KQµårk 死神 - August 12, 2009 1

One overlooked aspect of our disastrous healthcare system is the inherent lack of healthcare security which is a major destabilizing element in millions of...

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