Tag Archives: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Which Nation Has the Most Per-Capita Government Spending on Healthcare: France, Italy, the United States, Sweden, Canada, Greece, or the United Kingdom?

Posted on February 24, 2013 by

This is interesting: What government spends the most on health care? Is it Canada or the United Kingdom, which are famous (or, if these stories are any indication, infamous would be a better description) for single-payer healthcare systems? Is it … Continue reading →

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Sandra Fluke: Opposing Contraception Coverage Like Opposing Coverage For Leukemia

Posted on February 2, 2013 by

First, she is incorrect in her description of institutions and companies which fall under the mandate to provide morning after-pills and abortion coverage. Both Bible publishers and Catholic hospitals have been targeted by these rules, because they are not religious … Continue reading →

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America, Are You Serious?

Posted on November 7, 2012 by

In a word, no. America is a most unserious nation. First, the mea culpa. The polls were in aggregate correct. The Bradley Effect or any other effect was not in force. While there may have been some voting irregularities and … Continue reading →

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Obama Administration: Tyndale House Publishers Not Religious Enough For Abortion Pill Exemption

Posted on October 5, 2012 by

According to the Alliance Defending Freedom, Bible publisher Tyndale House is being refused an exemption from the federal abortion pill mandate, because according to the Obama administration it is not a religious organization: The publisher is subject to the mandate … Continue reading →

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