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Health Care Reform

Death Without Mourning

November 12, 2009

Tagged as: ARRA, Change To Believe In, Economic crisis, Economy, Health Care Reform, Main Street, Obama Administration, Reformed Liberal, Stimulus Package, Taxes, unemployment, Wall Street

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Distribution of H1N1 Vaccine: A Real Test Of Government’s Access To Health Care?

October 16, 2009

As Congress is moving toward reforming the current health care system, the H1N1 pandemic offers a real time test of the efficacy of a government run system. For example, the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities campus has an enrolled student body of approximately 10,000+ students . Primarily a commuter campus, students health care coverage is [...]

Tagged as: butasforme.com, College campuses, H1N1, h1n1 and health care, h1n1 and health care reform, h1n1 vaccine, h1n1 vaccine and health care reform, Health Care Reform, Obama, Reformed Liberal, seasonal flu vaccine, vaccine, vaccine availibility, young

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Why Obama’s Health Care Ideas Fail

September 29, 2009

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The Answer Is Blowing In The Wind

September 18, 2009

The death of Mary Travers of Peter, Paul & Mary marks ,once again, for many of us baby boomers, the passing of an era when citizens disenfranchised from involvement in the political system, organized en masse to change their government’s wrongheaded policy and course of action. You may ask yourself why we note the passing [...]

Tagged as: butasforme.com, Glenn Beck's Refounders, Health Care, Health Reform protests, Mary Travers, Obama, Peter Paul & Mary, Political Commentary, Reformed Liberal, Tea Party

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Timing Is Everything!

August 17, 2009

The Health Care Reform packages being railroaded through Congress gives one pause especially given that we have just inched back from the precipice of a global economic implosion. Universal Health Care is a subject worthy of investigation, debate, and eventual implementation. However, its’ timing at this juncture is neither prudent, nor imperative. The rush for [...]

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