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How taxing is it?
“Heredity and environment play a role, but what really makes you what you are is Tax Policy!” This whimsical wisdom was offered in a comic in the March 18th issue of Barron’s Financial Weekly newspaper. Tax policy has long … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs On Current Affairs & Events, Economics, Health Care, Political, Uncategorized
Tagged budget deficit, diabetes, heart disease, obesity, soda, sugar, taxes
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Medicare Two: We’re All Being Tested
Our previous post demonstrated a number of Medicare’s most significant design flaws: fees for service rather than for success, open-ended health care subsidies and a system that fosters unconstrained spending. These flaws are at the heart of the system; the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs On Current Affairs & Events, Health Care
Tagged cancer, CAT scan, diabetes, diet, entitlements, exercise, heart disease, Medicare, MRI
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Homeland Insecurity
On and around September 11, politicians and the media did what one would expect; they honored those who died on 9/11/01 and congratulated those who have kept us out of harm’s way. Honoring the former is certainly appropriate as is … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs On Current Affairs & Events, Economics
Tagged 9/11, beliefs, cancer, climate change, crime, debt, gun violence, heart disease, homeland security, terrorism
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