health care
To follow up a bit on Rob, I would have to say that I'm if anything a little more in sympathy with Matt's point. At the very least, if one.
I didn't see it live, but this is a useful summary.
This is garbage:Doctors left a premature baby to die because he was born two days too early, his devastated mother claimed yesterday.Sarah Capewell begged them to save her tiny son,.
Yglesias responds, conceding that the Swiss analogy doesn't really work "except in the broad sense that Switzerland is the other example of a developed country that came late to the.
JMM:Am I the only one who thinks that if the Dems pass a bill with mandates and subsidies for poor and moderate income people to purchase it but no public.
Normally, my opposition to the continued existence of the U.S. Senate concentrates on how it hilariously distorts representation at the Federal level. Now, TPM has a decent overview of the twisted.
Saint Bradley. I'm not sure what's worse -- his apparently sincere belief that congressional Republicans are willing to make a deal on health care, or his apparently sincere belief that.
Ezra makes a critical point:Paperwork gets lost. HR Departments are busy. People are between jobs for a few months, or they pressed submit but not "save." So they go uninsured.