…care reform, popularized by independent Sen. Bernie Sanders as Medicare for All. Adam Gaffney, David Himmelstein and Steffie Woolhandler harshly criticized a recent book by two economists at Stanford and…

…independently on transparency, ethics, and institutional reform. A coordinated national movement could press candidates and incumbents alike to publicly commit to specific congressional rule changes, treating structural reform as a…

by Tom aka Rusty Rustbelt Health Care Thoughts: Reform Status According to Really Smart People So after two days in rooms full of top notch front line experts, and two…

Reuters reminds us financial reform law still in the works: Although a final vote is expected within days on the White House’s top domestic priority, lawmakers have yet to settle…

UPDATE: Greg Sargent (via Glenn Greenwald’s Twitter feed) notes that I am hardly alone in my concluding pargraph. The last even semi-useful part of health care “reform” (and that was…

By divorced one like Bush It seems to go without saying, that if there is reform, there will be some type of assistance for those who need it. Some numbers…

…my view all three viewpoints deserve to be heard.  People like Klein arguing for structural democratic reforms (voting rights, filibuster reform, new states, etc.) are right to think about what…

…and Asia by one-third. Send all military children based in the U.S. to local schools. The report also recommends tort reform as a way to reduce Medicare and Medicaid expenditure…

…9:28 am Hard to figure out whether to laugh or cry. Fairly humorous that one half of the GOP’s healthcare reform platform is to stop the ambulance chasers via tort…

…a result Republicans are flailing. Their ‘solutions’ such as they are, including cross state border insurance sales and tort reform do little to nothing to having negative consequences on the…