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How to Insure Americans with Pre-Existing Conditions
Like a hammer that sees every problem as a nail, many politicians think the solution to every problem is legislation that erodes our liberties.
It’s Not Health Care ‘Reform’; It’s Exploitation
To stop health care exploitation we must address the root issue: the nature of rights and the purpose of government.
Get Ready for Health Insurance Slumlords
ObamaCare would force insurers to behave as slumlords, much like rent control does.
Health Insurers’ ‘Sins’ Don’t Justify Reform
We shouldn't allow politicians to "fix" problems they created in the first place.
Bizarro Health Care ‘Reform’: Expect Less, Pay More
ObamaCare promises a less-efficient market and a less-satisfied customer.
Health Care Is Not a Privilege … Nor Is It a Right
The push to make health care "a right" would in fact result in the violation of rights.
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 | MORE PHONE FUNNIES: The Justice Department Investigated a New York Times Reporter, Too. “The New York Times reports the Department of Justice investigated national security leaks given to Times reporter David Sanger over his story last year about the Stuxnet virus by pulling all the email and phone records of government officials who communicated with the reporter. . . . The Times’ Ethan Bronner, Charlie Savage and Scott Shane report the FBI requested for any phone and email logs from the White House, the Defense Department and other “intelligence agencies” that showed any contact between employees and Sanger. It does not appear they went so far as to seize Sanger’s telephone records or emails, as they did with the Associates Press and Fox News reporter James Rosen. They at least got creative this time. Instead of looking at his communication records, they looked at the communications between him and every government employee by looking on their end.” ... |
| GLOBAL WARMING UPDATE: A Wet And Miserable Start To Memorial Day Weekend: Business Owners On Jersey Shore, Coney Island Curse Mother Nature. “And remember, it can always be worse. Upstate, some areas were seeing light snow on Saturday morning, Murdock reported.” ... |
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