Organizing Grievances

Part 1. Left Out When the debate over full insurance rights for employees of religious institutions began to bubble up to the surface of med...

Inspired by a day spent stewing on EZ's previous query : From a trade unionist point of view, was it worth tabling EFCA for the Senate v...

Oh, 2008. What was it all for, anywho? Maybe it was so everybody could be forced/entitled to pay private insurance companies a buncha money...

It's 2010, stupid : Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) said Clinton suggested Obama wants to move health care off the table so he can turn his enti...

It's rare that a little, teeny, petite blogpost about a blogpost (Klein, "Krugman on Krugman") can be so accurate a summation...

Voila. See also Ezra's earlier , very good point about what's good and what's not-so-good about the "public option" no...

As always, this bit of straight dope re: healthcare is pilfered from E. Klein, this time from a piece entitled "Why We Can't Have ...

These thoughts are as intimately built into my daily to-and-fro-ing as the records, medicine ball and vertical blinds pictured above: The s...

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Ezra reporteth - and it smells like "we're fucked!" What this says, basically, is that the public option triggers into existe...

Is "health insurance reform" failing because the plan "is too complex" or "doesn't make sense"?! According...

One thing we've learned since 2007 is that the President doesn't feel just-completely-satisfied with any plot points that don't ...