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In regard to healthcare, I found the following two, recent testimonies fascinating. This is a little lengthier post than usual; however, the contrast is striking and insightful… two people, reacting to the exact same thing. First, from Lisa Morse… “In 2010, at the age of 30, I ran my first
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In regard to healthcare, I found the following two, recent testimonies fascinating. This is a little lengthier post than usual; however, the contrast is striking and insightful… two people, reacting to the exact same thing. First, from Lisa Morse… “In 2010, at the age of 30, I ran my first
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So as I sat in silence, prepared to pen today’s post, I ran through my mental list of what’s most important and what I desire to discuss today. I contemplated writing about health care... Sorry. I know this is an issue to which the Intramuralist frequently refers; my
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So as I sat in silence, prepared to pen today’s post, I ran through my mental list of what’s most important and what I desire to discuss today. I contemplated writing about health care... Sorry. I know this is an issue to which the Intramuralist frequently refers; my
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For years I’ve wrestled with Obamacare. Call it Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act, the “healthcare security act” — each of which I’ve heard a person utilize when it’s most politically expedient. When the bill was perceived popular, some made certain to name it after the President; others were
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For years I’ve wrestled with Obamacare. Call it Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act, the “healthcare security act” — each of which I’ve heard a person utilize when it’s most politically expedient. When the bill was perceived popular, some made certain to name it after the President; others were
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In our 3 most recent posts, I’ve seen a trend appearing. As a society, we struggle when anyone attempts to mandate behavior for the masses. From how we teach our kids about Santa to how we care for the least of these to yes, even how and if we
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In our 3 most recent posts, I’ve seen a trend appearing. As a society, we struggle when anyone attempts to mandate behavior for the masses. From how we teach our kids about Santa to how we care for the least of these to yes, even how and if we
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As we watch the events of the past 6 weeks — the flawed rollout of Obamacare and the resulting rhetorical responses — the opportunists who partisanly pounce on perceived Armageddonish, administrative activity — and the loyalists who adhere blindly to minimizing or even dismissing the negativity — I struggle with how to discuss this
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As we watch the events of the past 6 weeks — the flawed rollout of Obamacare and the resulting rhetorical responses — the opportunists who partisanly pounce on perceived Armageddonish, administrative activity — and the loyalists who adhere blindly to minimizing or even dismissing the negativity — I struggle with how to discuss this
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Reason #387 why government can be so frustrating: the response to Obamacare. First the facts: * During Oct. 1st - Nov. 2nd, 26,794 people enrolled on the federal website. * When state exchanges are included, 106,185 people enrolled. * The 106K number includes persons who put a plan in their cart but
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Reason #387 why government can be so frustrating: the response to Obamacare. First the facts: * During Oct. 1st - Nov. 2nd, 26,794 people enrolled on the federal website. * When state exchanges are included, 106,185 people enrolled. * The 106K number includes persons who put a plan in their cart but