How Much We Do Forget: Our Fights with Cuba, Iran and Socialism and How We Caused Them
My, My! How much we do forget! Obama tried to connect with our old foes Cuba and Iran to smooth out the decades old conflicts and make the … Read more
Obamacare
How to Get a Health Care System for People, Not Just for Corporate Profit
Medicare for All is proven, no-hassle, quality care. Believe it or not, we can get Congress to enact a new program providing good quality, lower-cost health care for … Read more
Health Care: The Solution Is So Simple
Health care insurance doesn’t need to be complicated. In fact, the simpler the better. Health care: It’s been the subject of so many articles over the decades, with … Read more
Apparently, Trump is a Winner Surrounded by Losers
Donald Trump is a winner. Just ask him. Donald Trump is a winner. Just ask him. After all, he won the presidential election. They don’t get much bigger … Read more
Activists Create Illusion That Election-Winning Populist Issues Are Part of DNC’s ‘Better Deal’
“Never once did anyone express doubt that these were the actual new positions of the Democratic Party’s ‘Better Deal’ — because why shouldn’t they be?” — Andy Bichlbaum … Read more
Ripping the Headlines Today, 7/31/17
Making fun of the headlines today, so you don’t have to The news doesn’t need to be complicated and confusing; that’s what any new release from Microsoft is … Read more
‘Dead on Arrival’: Latest Edition of HT’s FREE ‘News in Cartoons’ App!
New edition: “Dead on Arrival: But like a zombie, still looking for victims” – A review of the GOP effort to “repeal and replace” health care – Now … Read more
We Are a Fly on the Wall at a GOP Health Care Meeting
Listening in on a Republican meeting of the minds on health care: “What are we going to do about health care?” whispered Mitch McConnell secretly to Mike Pence. … Read more
Swift’s ‘Modest Proposal,’ Now Commended to Congress as it Debates Health Care
The original fake news, written by Jonathan Swift in 1729 (author of ‘Gulliver’s Travels’), edited by Michael Egan to reflect the current health care debate. [Jonathan Swift begins … Read more
Where Does Inequality Come From?
The vast inequality that’s rending our society is not a natural, inevitable or accidental phenomenon. The vast inequality that’s rending our society is not a natural, inevitable or … Read more
