health care

He didn’t seem to enjoy himself:

Jim Antle explains why big government conservatism is a deadend for the Republican Party but not a few individual Republicans:

Dear Friend,

My name is Andy Gunn, and I’m a veteran of the United States Air Force.  I’ve never written a political letter in my life, but I’m doing it now because I feel I need to.
  I depend on the Veteran’s Administration for health care, just like my father did.  His name was Tom Gunn [...]

Jon Wright thinks Bill Richardson may be trying to tell us something in his latest email missive:

From an email blast just received from the Richardson camp:

I still have a lot of work to do here in New Mexico before I leave office in 2010 due to term limits including fighting to extend health care to every New Mexican. And I remain actively involved with national politics because we need to change America and every one of us has to contribute something

Kat Coble talks about the DEA, health care and the personal ramifications she’s had to deal with.

I’ve told him that since I’ve been told I can no longer supplement the Lortab with Anaprox (an NSAID), I need an alternative for pain management.   His office’s official alternative?

“Go to the ER.”

Governor Bredesen signed into law that all voting machines purchased or leased after Jan. 1, have a paper trail.

While Governor Bredesen and I have butted heads on health care, I say kudos to him for signing this into law.

This is a huge victory for Tennessee. Without a paper trail, no one can guarantee the integrity of votes.

Ben Voth has a good write-up over at American Thinker on the role Congress has played in the current energy crisis -- the energy crisis they want to blame on Big Oil.

What is our greatest calling? Is it not to love our neighbor as we love ourselves? (or in eastern terms, oneness)