Column by Kevin Eigelbach
Cincinnati Post
January 01, 2007
Dr. Donald L. Rucknagel has a very unscientific theory about why people - other than those with a vested
On the Governor’s Health-Care Plan
More insurance is not the answer
By Deborah Burger
San Francisco Chronicle
Thursday, January 11, 2007
While Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger deserves credit for finally responding to the state's imploding
Top 10 for a More Perfect Union
Editor's Cut
By Katrina Vanden Heuvel
The Nation
The "thumping" taken by the Republican Congress on election day was not just a rejection of K Street corruption and
U.S. health care puts profit over people
By JOANNA GARRITANO
GUEST COLUMNIST
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Though elected officials and experts alike are perplexed about how to solve the current health care crisis, it isn't difficult to
We can afford to go for the gold: universal health care
The money is already in the system -- let's just do it!
By ANA MALINOW
Guest Columnist
Houston Chronicle
Advocates for children and elected officials are meeting this week
Health Care for All: Big Business to the Rescue?
As unlikely as it seems, big business may be the force that brings about universal health insurance.
By Daniel Gross
AARP Bulletin
January 2007
"It's an outrage that any
Health Care Problem? Check the American Psyche
By ANNA BERNASEK
New York Times | Economic View
December 31, 2006
WHAT is the most pressing problem facing the economy? A good case can be made for
Great White North
By Mark Gottlieb, Manufacturing.net
Manufacturing.Net - January 2, 2007
When you hear or read the term "North American Free Trade Agreement," which country comes immediately to mind?
If
Inside Track: An Irreverent Read on Vermont Politics
by Peter Freyne
Vermont Political History
12.06.06
Seven Days
Health Care Reform Hero? -- Full disclosure: This writer admits to being an AARP member. Aging gracefully. That means
Transparency in Health Care Insurance
By Kip Sullivan
Z Magazine
Comedian Jon Lovitz used to do a skit for "Saturday Night Live" in which he played Tommy Flanagan, the pathological
National Health Care? We're Halfway There
By DANIEL GROSS
The New York Times, Economic View, December 3, 2006
By DANIEL GROSS | The New York Times | Published December 3, 2006
While the administration
The 'Show Me' State AFL-CIO Endorses HR 676
Hugh McVey, President of the Missouri AFL-CIO, reports that this state labor federation has endorsed HR 676, single payer health care legislation introduced by Congressman