Whatever happened to the phrase “compassionate conservative”? I guess the right has dropped that whole mantra, as evident of this video of Michael Steele: The girl Steele is poking fun at was just explaining how her mother died last year from cancer and couldn’t afford the medicines to fight the disease. You want a death […]
The AP has found that water for approximatley 41 million Americans is tainted with drugs: A vast array of pharmaceuticals – including antibiotics, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers and sex hormones – have been found in the drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, an Associated Press investigation shows. To be sure, the concentrations of […]
A post-election e-mail to executives at the drug company GlaxoSmithKline details just how tough. “We now have fewer allies in the Senate,” says the internal memo, obtained by The Washington Post. “Thus, there is greater risk over the next two years that bad amendments will be offered to pending legislation.” The company’s primary concerns are […]
No I am not talking about a sweet treat of a doughnut hole. This doughnut hole is part of the Medicare changes and is actually one that is really hitting seniors hard. It is a loophole in the new Medicare coverage that many seniors were not aware of, but are quickly finding out about. Here […]
Because at times we all need a good laugh: Children with Terminal Cancer Using Their Disease to Get Sympathy: A Satire by Ann Coulter Chapter 12 – Like We’re Supposed To Care? I have never seen children enjoying their incurable diseases so much. It seems to be all the rage for witches of want with […]
Right after the first of the year I reported on the new prescription drug program offered by Medicare. This program is essentially pushing low income seniors and people with disabilities into HMOs. The new program, which took effect January 1, has had a shaky start to say the least. With numerous states issuing public health […]
As you drive through our towns and suburbs, you get reminded of what was once thriving communities. You see the factories that generations worked at and provided for their family. Bustling stores enjoyed continually growing sales, and the mom and pop diner server up your favorite style of sausage and eggs. There’s the town pharmacy […]