The Basic Moral Justification for Universal Healthcare.
Healthcare is a fundamental right for all human beings. In societies that can afford universal healthcare like most in the industrialized world including the US it is criminal for healthcare not to be...
Congratulations Former President Clinton for facilitating the release of two American journalists in North Korea.
"SEOUL, South Korea – North Korean leader Kim Jong Il issued a "special pardon" freeing two jailed American journalists after talks with former U.S. President...
Much is made now that the current GOP is the "Party of No". But let's remember that throughout American history conservatives have always been against progress. Whether it was first the Democrats in the 19th century or...
There was a contest for the nomination of the Dem party.
The other major player in that contest was Hillary Clinton. Some of you liked her, I did not.
I think we can all agree that she is a woman who...
Shocking! Shocking I say! PlanetPOV has uncovered the truth about Orly Taitz and though she claims to be a citizen of Wack-ovia, she was in fact born in Kenya! Look at the indisputable evidence, a copy of her Kenyan...
A picture of me in hospital. I have shared this story on the site the white house set up and I will share it here now.
I have experienced both healthcare worlds because I started out with very good healthcare...
What seems to be shaping up as the ultimate national internal conflict for the United States is not Republican vs. Democrat, Conservative vs. Liberal, Pro-Life vs. Pro-Choice or Family Values vs. Republican Politicians.
It is Stupid vs. Smart.
The Washington game,...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65xkdOKy3aA
It really shouldn't be surprising that the Republican Party is focused right now on winning nothing, the biggest nothing in recent times.
The GOP's goal, what they are campaigning full bore to provide to Americans, is absolutely nothing...in terms of...
What a difference having the president in the country makes.
After a tumultuous and uneven week last week this week has been a major perhaps historic step forward on healthcare reform.
Two bills have advanced this week to the general assembly in each chamber of Congress. The three committees working on healthcare reform have joined together to forward a bill for markup to the floor of the House. While the Senate HELP committee in somewhat of a surprised outflanked the Fiance committee and passed a bill on a 13-10 partisan vote.