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Category Archives: health care
OVER THE CLIFF AND INTO THE TRENCHES
The Ongoing War: After the Battle Over the Cliff, the Battle Over the Debt Ceiling By Robert Reich/ robertreich.org/ January 1, 2013 “It’s not all I would have liked,” says Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, speaking of the … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Party, Economics, finance, government, health care, inequality, politics, Republican Party, taxes
Tagged debt ceiling, Grover Norquist, Robert Reich, tea party, trench warfare
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Single-Payer Health Care–Now Is The Time
By Arlen Grossman/ The Big Picture Report Right now is an opportune time to push for single-payer nationalized health care in the United States. A number of American companies and franchisees, Papa John’s, Denny’s, and Applebee’s among them, have been … Continue reading
Posted in government, health care
Tagged Affordable Care Act, John Jonik, Matt Wuerker, nationalized health insurance, Obamacare, single-payer
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GOP Healthcare Bonus
Meme GOP/Facebook, “thanks to Randall E. Winn”
Posted in health care, Paul Ryan, Republican Party
Tagged Medicare, Meme GOP, Randall E. Winn
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THE V.P. PICK: WHAT WAS ROMNEY THINKING?
Why did the Romney campaign choose a bland 7-term congressman from Wisconsin as his running mate? Robert Reich examines conservative ideologue Paul Ryan, why Mitt Romney felt him to be his best choice, and why Ryan’s social Darwinist philosophy appeals to … Continue reading
Posted in elections, government, health care, Mitt Romney, politics, Republican Party, taxes
Tagged Medicare, Paul Ryan, Robert Reich, social Darwinism, vice-president
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Family-UnFriendly
Posted in economy, employment, government, health care, labor, medicine, politics
Tagged maternity leave, Think Progress
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Conservative Paradise (Not Canada)
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Posted in civil liberties, health care, humor, Iran, lifestyle, Republican Party, science, Supreme Court
Tagged SCOYUS
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