…that “would effectively gut” the provision that insurers must spend 85% of premiums on medical care. But to the industry’s utter chagrin, in November, President Obama won. Ultimately, carriers would…
…result can come out of an economic model forces economists to decide if the exercise of theorizing without data is a total utter waste of time (it is) or to…
…of treating the infections people pick up there. I don’t claim that the sudden complete utter change in US entitlement spending is mostly due to the ACA but the assertion…
…United States. As for Cillizza’s claim, reiterated yesterday after criticism of it the day before, I’ve been at an utter loss to understand why journalists and pundits think that the…
…the religion clauses was to prevent the federal government from stopping the states from adopting a state-sponsored religion. It’s utter nonsense–absolutely fanciful–but it is part and parcel of a key…
…treason. Or at least for gross incompetence. Count me among the (apparently) very few politics watchers who think these Republican Senate candidates will not make it to November spouting utter…
…on the subject. His judgment may be superior to that expressed in the Constitution he swore to uphold. But the fact that a former Attorney General proclaims such utter contempt…
…can’t show progress in policy BECAUSE of the billionaire-controlled campaign-finance system. So now I’ve gotten it off my chest. It, being my dismay and utter frustration at the silly Hillary-or-bust…
by Sandwichman at Econospeak (reposted with permission from the author) Supply Creates Its Own Demon II: You Don’t, Say! Karl Marx could hardly bring himself to utter the name…
Republicans remain almost united in their utter rejection of the communist doctrines of one Simon Peter fisherman and trouble maker. Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig explains in Salon I comment I don’t…