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Health Care Reform: Philanthropy’s Educational Role
Think the debate over health care reform is over? Not a chance — and not just because Election Day is fast approaching. President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) in late March after nearly a year of debate and delib… Continue reading
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Tagged affordable care, care act, chance, day, deliberation, education, Educational, educational role, funders, health, health care reform, March, Obama, patient protection, philanthropy, PPACA, public education, state, working
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GOP Gov. Pawlenty And Dem Sen. Wyden Prove Health Care Reform Is Not A Federal Government Takeover
Soon after Congress passed health care reform, Minnesota Gov. and likely ’12 presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty decried that “we now have the federal government reaching so far inside our society, dictating whether human behavior is good or not.” A fe… Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, candidate, Congress, conservative activists, Federal, federal government program, gop gov, gov pawlenty, government takeover, health, health care debate, health care law, health care reform, iron, law, minnesota gov, reform, society, takeover, Tim Pawlenty
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HUFFPOST HILL – AUGUST 31ST, 2010
An eclectic variety of teats dominated the mediasphere today. Deficit commission co-chair Alan Simpson — who took a break from heckling the Muppets with Statler and Waldorf to label Social Security a “milk cow with 310 million tits” — garnered more n… Continue reading
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Tagged alaska public radio, alaska senate, bosom, cow, division of elections, gop lawmakers, health care reform, HuffPost, idea, kind, Lisa Murkowski, milk cow, Muppets, press, repeal, senate contest, Social, statler and waldorf, today
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Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan: 1,200 People Approved So Far
Just 1,200 people have been approved so far for a new program to provide insurance coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.The program, known as the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan, launched in July as one of the immediate benefits of the… Continue reading
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Tagged Approved, condition, coverage, Far, health, health care reform, insurance, insurance coverage, insurance plan, law, new health care, offering, pre, pre existing conditions, reform
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Koch Brothers Called Out for Waging War Against Obama
Jane Mayer, reporting on The New Yorker magazine, has written a comprehensive article entitled: “Covert Operations, The billionaire brothers who are waging a war against Obama”. In it, Mayer gives an exhaustive report on the Koch brothers’ funding of … Continue reading
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Tagged air polluters, Amherst, climate science, dovetail, economic stimulus, economy, health care reform, koch brothers, koch industries, Kochs, magazine, network, new yorker magazine, Operations, political circles, political economy research, spring, study, University, university of massachusetts at amherst
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Health Care Advocates Deny They’ve Lost The Messaging War
Key White House allies are pushing back against a report that they’ve abandoned their initial efforts to sell health care reform and are instead trying to win over voters by promising to “improve” the legislation.Advocates acknowledged to the Huffingto… Continue reading
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Tagged allies, bill, deficit, DENY, families usa, health, health care advocates, health care reform, Huffington, huffington post, impact, initial efforts, key, lawmakers, legislation, Messaging, powerpoint presentation, small businesses, White, white house
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Defining Women’s Role in Health Care Reform
As mothers, daughters, wives and leaders of households, women often steer the health care choices of families. Thus in the coming years, women will also be a major force toward implementing health care reform and the landmark Affordable Care Act.Whenev… Continue reading
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Tagged aca, act, Affordable, affordable care, care act, child, colonoscopies, future of health care, health, health care choices, health care reform, insurance, insurance company, lead, mammograms, marketplaces, Medicare, reform, taking the lead, Women
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Latinas and the High Cost of Birth Control
After Jersey Garcia welcomed her first baby earlier this year in a planned pregnancy, she was shocked to learn that, despite having health insurance through her employer, she couldn’t afford to resume her birth control. The IUD had been her reliable f… Continue reading
Post Racial What?… Codes, Language & A New Paradigm
Why is it so hard to talk about race and why are these conversations so politically charged?Historical roots notwithstanding, the Shirley Sherrod affair yet again points out that we’re addressing the wrong problem. President Obama offered that rationa… Continue reading
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Tagged amp, Codes, conversations, economic recovery, health, health care reform, Historical, New, new paradigm, paradigm, Philadelphia, prejudice, problem, race, rationale, reality, roots, Sherrod, space
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