If you thought H.R. 3 was bad for its redefinition of rape, you haven't fathomed the half of it. Please read "H.R. 3 hides even bigger dangers than redefinition of rape" from David Waldman at Daily Kos. If you accept this bill from Congress, you accept as fact the notion that Congress has a virtually unlimited right to choose the provisions of the health insurance plan you buy. And believe me, you won't like what Congress will do with that power.
(H/T ellroon for linking the post.)
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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Dear Stephen,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Barbara O’Brien and I am a political blogger. Just had a question about your blog and couldn’t find an email—please get back to me as soon as you can (barbaraobrien(at)maacenter.org)
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or you can simply leave a message here on any comment thread. I rather hope you're the Buddhist Barbara O'Brien at Mahablog; one of my very best real-life friends is Buddhist, as are a couple of my online friends, and I have great admiration for the way they live their lives.
(My previous blog had that address posted on it. I suppose I should get around to putting it up on this blog, which has become my home-in-exile.)
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