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A businessman's plea for common sense on health care

Monday, 15 February 2010 15:19 by Anson Garnsey
('76 Contributor) It seems to me that in spite of the near-paralysis of government at all levels on meaningful reforms for health care, our runaway costs need someone’s attention. Fewer and fewer small businesses can now afford anything but an ... [More]
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Self-sufficiency can stop the bribery

Tuesday, 19 January 2010 06:17 by Karen Kataline
Bismarck, Prussia's Iron Chancellor, once said, “Laws are like sausages. It's better not to see them being made.”  In the case of the current government, bound and determined to take over our health care system regardless of public o... [More]

Health care the capitalist way: Part 3

Tuesday, 5 January 2010 14:35 by Jimmy Sengenberger
(Regis Student) In an arrogant display on Christmas Eve morning, the U.S. Senate gave the American people a big, dark piece of coal when it passed a massive healthcare package that simply does not address the primary problem with our system: skyrocke... [More]

Health bill is a present I'm returning

Saturday, 26 December 2009 05:03 by Drew Goorabian
(CCU Student) Remember the news of an uninvited and uncredentialed couple that snuck into the White House for the State Dinner?  I’m starting to believe that couple happens to be Mr. and Mrs. Barack Obama. The genius that brought you... [More]
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Health care the capitalist way: Part 2

Sunday, 15 November 2009 07:33 by Jimmy Sengenberger
(Regis Student) Ronald Reagan once said, “Individual freedom and ingenuity are at the very core of everything we’ve accomplished.” Indeed, everything that has made America great has come from empowering the people, including and esp... [More]
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What if HB-3962 is designed to fail?

Tuesday, 10 November 2009 10:56 by Jonathon Seidl
(CCU Staff) After two years of campaigns, hopeful orations, and double speak, the only citizens experiencing sweeping change may be the janitors on Capitol Hill. With the House passing the Democrat’s health care bill last week, that could chang... [More]
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Health care the capitalist way: Part 1

Thursday, 5 November 2009 03:11 by Jimmy Sengenberger
(Regis Student) President Obama is right.  When it comes to healthcare, the status quo is unacceptable.  Too many people are without access to affordable health coverage, and millions of people are uninsured through no fault of their own.&n... [More]
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Kiss your freedom and money goodbye with mandatory insurance

Wednesday, 21 October 2009 10:31 by Mark Hillman
Talk about personal responsibility is cheap.  Legislating personal responsibility isn't.  Take the movement to require everyone to purchase government-approved health insurance. If at first this seems like a reasonable requirement necessar... [More]
Categories:   Congress | Democrats | Health care
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Your health care is your own business

Tuesday, 8 September 2009 06:05 by Mark Hillman
Our ongoing debate about government's role in health care is proving worthwhile because it forces people to focus on the real tradeoffs in a system mandated -- if not directly operated -- by government, rather than one selected by individuals or thei... [More]
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Health care: Listen, think, decide

Tuesday, 1 September 2009 15:10 by Scott Starin
Editor: You thought blogging was inherently overheated?  This coolly reasoned piece asks for our best as deliberative citizens sifting for truth in the health care melee.  Scott Starin is Boulder County Republican chairman, a former candida... [More]
Categories:   Citizenship | Health care
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