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Affordable Care Act: a taxpayer subsidy for the health insurance industry

December 10, 2013 Madonna Gauding ACA/Obamacare, Health care, Human Rights, Politics 2 comments

Although many of my friends have praised the Affordable Care Act and Obama for working to get it passed, I have a different view.

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Finding a voice for single-payer healthcare in an unlikely place–CNN

December 6, 2013 Arthur Lieber ACA/Obamacare, Charity & Justice, Congress, Ethics, Good government, Health care, Media, Obama, Politics, Social Sec/Medicare Leave a comment

I must confess; I’m a semi-secret fan of the mainstream press. This is not because I admire its approach to the news. Rather, I

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Southern ministers lose their Christianity when it comes to Obamacare

December 3, 2013 Arthur Lieber ACA/Obamacare, Charity & Justice, Civil Rights, Health care, Human Rights, Media, Politics, Poverty, Religion in Politics, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

I’m always interested in what the mainstream press has to say. If there’s anything that progressives and conservatives can agree on, it’s that the

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Women will lead the way

November 29, 2013 Susan Cunningham 2014 Election, Consumer issues, Economy, Health, Health care, Media, Politics, Women Leave a comment

As long as our country has Gail Collins, Rachel Maddow and Elizabeth Warren,  I can clutch a tiny bit of hope in my wrinkly,

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What winning feels like: Progressive Blog Digest

November 25, 2013 Nick Burbules Democrats, Health care, Politics, Senate Leave a comment

The usual pundits and chin-pullers are all upset now that the Democratic reform to the filibuster will upset the spirit of bipartisanship and comity

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What to expect when you’re expecting

November 15, 2013 Progress Women Activism, Children, Civil Rights, Congress, Consumer issues, Corporations, Employment, Health, Health care, Reproductive rights, Women Leave a comment

By Sarah Casteel, Clayton High School senior, St. Louis MO While our society still faces sex-based workplace discrimination — clearly most often targeted at

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Progressive Blog Digest: “The fix is in”

November 11, 2013 Nick Burbules ACA/Obamacare, Congress, Government, Health care, Illinois/Midwest, Politics, Republicans, Uncategorized Leave a comment

This daily blog is composed of clips and links from other progressive blog and news sites, accompanied by my own observations. It documents the

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The “admitting privileges” fraud

November 6, 2013 Gloria Shur Bilchik Civil Rights, Congress, Health, Health care, Reproductive rights, Women Leave a comment

To be an abortion provider in Texas, you have to have “admitting privileges” at a hospital within 30 miles of the facility. That restriction,

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The “Cardinal Way”: A model for MO legislature, and others, too

October 30, 2013 Mary Clemons Good government, Health care, Politics, Republicans, Social Sec/Medicare, States Leave a comment

After the St. Louis Cardinals won the [2013] National League Championship Series, it was reported that a rookie player, Seth Maness, said, “It’s a

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ACA [Obamacare]: Doing well–and doing good–in states that expanded Medicaid

October 29, 2013 Gloria Shur Bilchik ACA/Obamacare, Health care, Politics, Poverty, Republicans, States Leave a comment

At the same time that private-insurance enrollment via healthcare.gov is experiencing technical difficulties, the other side of the Affordable Care Act—the side that makes

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