People will die, more will get sick, and many will forgo care because of the Trump administration’s assaults on public health over the past year. “A year spent degrading health”…

…public councils and enfeeble the public administration,” agitate “the community with ill-founded jealousies and false alarms,” kindle “the animosity of one part against another,” foment “occasionally riot and insurrection,” and…

…apply to every insurance plan, whether public or private? Cap the share of income dedicated to health care First, we must place a firm cap of 8% on the share…

…billion last year. That comes to $36 a household. The annual appropriation for public broadcasting was $535 million, which came to $4 a household. It’s a fair bet that the…

…reasons to see. So on we go. For what it’s worth, I don’t see anything that’s happening now that will turn around the public’s extremely negative view of the economy….

…web application Debt to the Penny. This handy application allows you to track Total Public Debt and its two components Debt Held by the Public and Intragovernmental Holdings to the…

…president who couldn’t trouble himself to make the case to the public for the public option. (Or for much else, of course; the public option was just another casualty of…

…public education. The public-transportation issue is just so in-your-face stunning in southeastern Michigan. Detroit, for idiotic it’s-the-Motor-City reasons, is the only large Rustbelt city that has no rapid-transit system. The…

…public backlash against this has begun, the Politico article says. Just call JPMorgan’s corporate offices and lobbying firms. They’ll tell ya! As for Wall Street’s public relations offering on it,…

…want to enact won’t matter to the public. All that will matter to the public is that the House Republicans voted to replace the sequester with something and that therefore…