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Category Archives: health care
Murderers
How Do We Stop Them From Killing More People? By Thom Hartmann/ Thom Hartmann Blog/ May 27, 2020 Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro, presidents of the United States and Brazil, are essentially refusing to do anything consequential about an epidemic … Continue reading
Posted in America, Coronavirus, Donald Trump, government, health care, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, Covid-19, Jair Bolsonaro, Thom Hartmann
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Coronavirus: What’s Next?
The Doctor Who Helped Defeat Smallpox Explains What’s Coming Epidemiologist Larry Brilliant, who warned of pandemic in 2006, says we can beat the novel coronavirus—but first, we need lots more testing. By Larry Brilliant/ Wired/ March 19, 2020 LARRY BRILLIANT … Continue reading
Posted in America, Coronavirus, government, health, health care
Tagged Larry Brilliant, pandemics, testing, Wired
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Where Are The Test Kits?
What’s the Truth on the Coronavirus Testing? By Thom Hartmann/ Thom’s Blog/ March 12, 2020 After it was widely reported that Tom Hanks and his wife were able to simply walk into a clinic in Australia with the symptoms of … Continue reading
Posted in America, Coronavirus, government, health, health care, politics
Tagged Alex Azar, Thom Hartmann, Tom Hanks
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Who Does Government Serve?
By Paul Craig Roberts/ OpEdNews.com/ February 14, 2019 Whose interests are served when Pelosi sells out health care and Pompeo sells out peace? :::::::: Nancy Pelosi The US health system is the most high cost and dysfunctional health care system … Continue reading
Posted in America, government, health care, politics
Tagged Iran, Nancy Pelosi, OpEdNews, Paul Craig Roberts, Single-payer health care, Venezuela
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Lewis Black on GOP Health Care Bill
Posted in government, health care, politics, Republican Party
Tagged GOP Health Care Bill, Lewis Black, The Daily Show
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The Death Economy
Posted in Economics, economy, government, health care, inequality, politics, Republican Party
Tagged capitalism, opiods, Richard Wolff, Thom Hartmann
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TrumpCare
Posted in America, Donald Trump, government, health, health care, political humor, politics
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WTF Are We Doing To Ourselves
Posted in cartoon, Economics, economy, Education, finance, government, health care, inequality, military, political cartoon, politics, poverty, prisons, taxes
Tagged for-profit schools, free higher education, military spending, Nordic countries, Occupy posters, Silhouette Man, student debt, WTF is wrong with Americans
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How Does Your Favorite State Do?
Mother Nature Network
Posted in environment, health, health care, political poster, poster, science
Tagged How does your state excel?, Mother Nature Network
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