By Rick UngarForbes on-line, Jun. 9 2011The American health care system, as we currently know it, is well into its final days.Donāt get too excited,
Disturbing New Statistics Show Huge Percentage Of Financial Fraud Against U.S. Government Comes From Healthcare Industry
MichaelMoore.com
By Don SoekenMichaelMoore.com, June 10, 2011Ever wondered who the biggest culprits are, when it comes to defrauding the taxpayers of the United States?The answer to
Medicare Saves Money
The New York Times
By Paul KrugmanThe New York Times, June 13, 2011Every once in a while a politician comes up with an idea thatās so bad, so wrongheaded,
What Joe Lieberman got wrong on Medicare
The Washington Post
By Mary von EulerThe Washington Post, June 14, 2011LettersSen. Joseph I. Lieberman has it backward. While most people would agree with the senator that the
Medicare stance downright cruel
Superior (Wis.) Telegram
By Steve CarlsonSuperior (Wis.) Telegram, June 15, 2011By Steve Carlson | Superior (Wis.) Telegram
An overwhelming percentage of the American people favor keeping Medicare just
How Libby, Montana, Got Medicare for All
Firedoglake
By Kay TillowFiredoglake, June 15, 2011By Kay Tillow | FireDogLake
When doctors, nurses and others rose in his hearing to insist that single payer be
'Life, Death And Politics' Treating Chicago's Uninsured
NPR
By 'Fresh Air' from WHYYNPR, June 15, 2011By 'Fresh Air' at WHYY | NPR
"The only fair way to do this is where people have
Health Insurers Pump Your Premiums Into a Financial Black Hole
PR Watch
By Wendell PotterPR Watch, June 10, 2011Ever wonder what happens to the premiums you pay for your health insurance?You might be surprised to learn that
Rep. Paul Ryan Questioned on Medicare-for-All
The Washington Stakeout blog
By Sam HusseiniThe Washington Stakeout blog, June 13, 2011By Sam Husseini | Washington Stakeout blog
A question to Rep. Ryan: 'If youāre a fiscal conservative and
Corporations profit from health care waste
Neither Democratic nor Republican proposals address $1 trillion in unnecessary annual spending on health careBy Charlie CooperBaltimore Sun, June 9, 2011By Charlie Cooper | Baltimore
The hard truth about health care: Government works
The Washington Post
By Ezra KleinThe Washington Post, June 7, 2011By Ezra Klein | Washington Post
Republicans have a plan that has been tried repeatedly but that has never
Still Paying Through the Nose, Labor Campaigns for Single Payer
Labor Notes
By Andy CoatesLabor Notes, June 8, 2011A year after President Obama signed his health care reform with strong support from the labor movement, advocates of