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Words to live byOf course it's wrong that big companies get away with choosing not to offer their workers health insurance, leaving those very same workers to turn to public hospitals and Medicaid for health care, and leaving regular working people like me to pay the bill while the companies' profits go through the roof. In this changing economy, is it really wise to pursue employer-based solutions? I mean, as progressives, aren't we supposed to be advocating for a single payer system in which every individual has access to care no matter where they work? Subscribe Buttons                    | |
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...at what, foreign policy wise? Do I get to live long enough to enjoy their little political preen-fest?
Rs versus Ds as the battle instead of America versus the rest of the world who love to hate us (not to mention those nuke-empowered and ready to kill us) is dangerous idiocy, I believe... seriously, I like John Edwards and I especially like Elizabeth Edwards but pul-eeze, John Edwards as foreign policy guru?? (or Nancy Pelosi, currently being pitched as the nation's kindly GRANDMOTHER?? Is she supposed to be our salvation from fundamentalism?)
For all those who hate Bush and all his kin enough to talk assassination (truly unbelievable that anyone could expect to be taken seriously except by the Secret Service after mouthing off like that) then I insist you need to be able to offer something reasonably better -- if you're planning to declare Morning in America, I want to know whether we can expect to live long enough to enjoy tea in the afternoon . . .