#hcr

Trump admitted that he did not have an HCR plan. This means the topic is back on the table.

I started a parler.com account several months ago. I didn't use it as I am not too fond of the twitter style of microblogging. Microblogging creates noise, but does not foster understanding. I figured

To elaborate on my last post: I said that I want to hold a meeting with people who are interested in free market health care reform. The first meeting have to be a physical event at a physical place where

I was asked an intriguing question on a different social media site: What would I like to do most when the COVID19 scare subsides. I gave the question deep consideration and remembered a project that occupied

I realize my recent post was confusing. I think I can clarify it with an example. Imagine a patient in a nursing home. This patient would receive relatively little benefit from ordering a CORVID19 test.

It has been ten days since my last post. At the end of the year I made the stupid mistake of asking myself the question of what I wanted to accomplish in 2019. The answer is simple: What I would love to

2018 wasn't just a bad year. 2018 caps off a really bad decade. I loved the first days of the Tea Party. Back in 2008 and 2009 a large number of people woke up to the fact that both the radical left and

I probably should mention the big issue that got me in such an angry mood about Conservatism. After flunking out of college I got a job writing computer programs for a local insurance company. The company