The Health Care Dilemma of Patients Who Can’t Read
“Our health care system requires that patients be able to read.” That ought to be a self-evident truth that is silly to enunciate, but it is actually the…
“Our health care system requires that patients be able to read.” That ought to be a self-evident truth that is silly to enunciate, but it is actually the…
We can debate whether or not the media really tell us what to think, but they surely tell us what to think about. The 1996 presidential election is…
“It’s not sustainable for member states to enjoy representation without taxation,” Prime Minister John Major told the United Nations at its birthday celebration. He thought he was demonstrating…
The United Nations — An Enemy in Our Midst The 50th Anniversary of the United Nations should be a cause for mourning not celebration. It is a…
Are All Our Children “At Risk”? A state task force proclaimed this month that “there is a crisis in California that demands our immediate attention.” No, it’s not an…
The biggest single problem with health care is that 90 percent of all private medical insurance is owned by employers rather than by individuals. Your boss doesn’t own…
As the New York Times bluntly put it, Bradley’s departure “foreshadows the end of the Democratic Party as Americans know it today.” It is not the “end” because…
Let’s Abolish the Department of Education Abolishing the Department of Education was one of Ronald Reagan’s campaign promises when he ran for President in 1980. Fulfilling that…
Republicans spent two years attacking the totalitarian Clinton Health Plan because it would put all Americans into Managed Care, allow medical care only as permitted by Gatekeepers, deny…
If the election of a Republican Congress in 1994 meant anything significant, it meant that the American people want Big Government reduced and also want big changes in…