health care
The wife and I were push-polled moments ago by a Family Research Council. As best I recall these were the questions:Do you support taxpayer funding of abortions?Do you favor the.
I've been puzzling over the same questions Rob has -- that why both the White House and the Raul Grijalva set among House progressives seem publicly committed to positions that.
Glenn Greenwald has a nice catch here, on Matt Welch's egregious hackery. Calling a document traditionally labeled a report a report 'lying' is pretty rich, but the larger issue is,.
I think Nate Silver's decimation of the reconciliation dodge is definitive. Granted, I roughly share his ideological priorities, and as a result I don't think there's a very serious argument.
On the one hand:(1) No single payer(2) No public option(3) No expansion of Medicare(4) People will be forced to buy insurance they don't want (btw about 17% of drivers on.
Ezra Klein argues that Joe Lieberman is willing to "cause the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people" for no better reason than to settle some old political scores.This has.
I will admit that in the immediate aftermath of the election, it wasn't 100% clear that Reid blundered by letting Holy Joe keep his committee chairmanship; it was certainly the.
It turns out this is a difficult question to answer. Two recent studies came to quite different conclusions in regard to the related issue of how many employer-based private insurance.