October 11, 2009 –
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Those who advocate President Obama's Health Care Reform should have no difficutly supporting Legal Industry Reform, since both health care and legal care are now considered a right without responsibility. If President Obama is convinced that Health Care Reform is needed, then he should expand it to include Legal Industry Reform in the same bill, which would provide the template for reforms across multiple other industries such as Banking, Finance, Movie making, Professional sports, other entainment, etc. It won't happen, but there is no logical or moral argument why the legal industry or any other profession should be exempt from the process of Reform that the President and Congress are proposing. The article by Dr. Rafal sounds a little silly, especially to lawyers, but this is the world that the medical profession currently lives in. If you think this is sane and reasonable, then encourage your President, Representatives and Senators to expand Reforms so that everyone could benefit from this enlightened state of being. If you think that only the health care industry deserves this treatment, consider that the government thought it knew what was best when it helped out the auto industry or the mortgage industry (remember President's Bush's ownership society). Our government has not been blessed with the wisdom of Solomon, instead they have to rely on the rants of Pelosi, Reid, Frank, and Obama. [more]
October 06, 2009 –
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September 30, 2009 –
If any health care reform bill passes, the public option will eventually develop, even if not included in the bill. There is enough language in a 1000 page document to have some vague statement supporting cost containment and universal coverage that some future government bureaucracy will view as the basis for a single payer or government option. It likely won’t take effect before the 2010 elections to avoid any political fall out, but it will come. [more]
September 28, 2009 –
URGENT: Iran test-fires medium-range missiles, state TV reports, potentially putting Israel and U.S. bases in the Gulf within reach as the nation conducts war games. [more]
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