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In one of our local papers, The Laconia Daily Sun (not online…darn it!), one of the Letters to the Editor decided to berate Walmart. Once again, there is a false assumption right from the get go which I will address at the end To the editor: Recently, Wal-Mart confirmed that over half of its employees, …
Once again, I was traveling last week, so I get to read the USA Today (belong to the hotel’s frequent stayer program gets the benie of a free paper) that Congressman Pete Stark (D-CA) is not too enamored of President Bush’s newest healthcare initiative. Simplistically, it says that if you receive healthcare benefits from your …
In this week’s radio address, President Bush spoke about the two biggest issues, other than the war, that affect every American man, woman, and child: energy and health care costs… THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. This week, I appeared before Congress to report on the state of our union. I asked members of the House and Senate …
From the Ottowa Citizen: Heading to Emergency room? Bring lunch, maybe a pillow, too Patients in Ottawa and surrounding areas can expect to spend about 7.4 hours in the emergency department, according to a new report on emergency wait times in Ontario from the Canadian Institute for Health Information. We joke about wait times here in …
This week President Bush discussed what I believe is the number one issue on people’s minds after the war: health care. Well, not health care per se, but PAYING for health care… THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. For many Americans, the new year began with a resolution to live a better and healthier life. Whatever goals …
Bush on health care… Think Congress will go along? Hah! Read More »
Universal healthcare = socialized medicine = single-payer healthcare = Taxpayer funding Well, if a new version of Hillarycare makes it, I will be able to say – I told you so (even after "TennCare" failed in Tennessee and "Mass/Romney Care" will fail in Massachuesetts and no Liberal will learn the lesson). Why do I say …
One of the "perks" of business travel is that the hotels that I stay in often will provide free newspapers; generally USA Today comes to the room’s door or one can pick up the Wall Street Journal. It was in the latter that I found this editorial (paid subscription needed) about healthcare in Canada. It …
"Universal Healthcare" seems to be a mantra we hear – millions without health insurance! "How can we, the lone superpower, do this to our people!" are splayed across the pages. All we have to do is look at other Anglosphere countries that have it. Look at Canada – their medical professionals are coming here to …
