Category: extremely rare health care blogging
It’s hard to figure out how to react to this Michael O’Hanlon column on health care. The first thought that struck me was “What the hell is Michael O’Hanlon doing talking about
What’s scary is that I’m now covered by Delta. What’s even scarier is that it is by all accounts better than our previous dental plan. This isn’t going to help my neuroses over
From today’s NYT story about the political pressure placed on Dr. Carmona, W.’s first Surgeon General, and other Surgeon Generals: Similarly, Dr. Carmona wanted to address the controversia
We’ve all heard the mantra “Elections Have Consequences” a lot this year. Maybe too much. But it’s relied upon because it’s true. Elections do have consequences. ThatR
At the risk of commenting on something that I have no business commenting on, I think Mona gives Mark Steyn too much credit here: Mark Steyn actually has something insightful to say about the inherent
- The major question is, what to do about the courts?
- Can ruthlessly gerrymandered state legislatures simply toss out presidential elections in their states if they don’t like the results and just appoint more congenial representatives to the Electoral College?
- Supreme Court makes up rule to enforce reactionary political preferences, part infinity
- Fake Money in History
- Russia-Ukraine Update
- A Small Disinformation Bomb
- What counts as evidence?
- People We Should Remember
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,135
- This Time, Mitch is Totally Bargaining in Good Faith