A new documentary attempts to answer that question. I want your money is a new take on an old problem what vision is right for America and what legacy do we want to leave our children. It asks the fundamental question does America want to lead the world as an economic powerhouse or be led by it. I’d watch it for the animation alone Ronald Regan in the ring that’s a sight to see. The only thing you need to make it a perfect movie is to have Milton Freidman tell Obama why his economic strategy is damaging America’s prospects at the dawn of the new century.
Author: Jon Siemko
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Low Income Canadians Least Likely To Get Care In Canada
Canadians need to start a discussion about what they really want out of their health care. Not a partisan fueled debate to see which side is more ideologically pure. Instead of a real discussion about how satisfied are Canadians with their health care system. This becomes especially important with an ageing baby boomer population and rising health care costs.
Recently the Canadian Medical Association came out with their latest annual report on the status of our healthcare system. The report summarized that we are now failing, not only all five fundamental principles of universal healthcare but the neediest in our society.
Now, I’m not one who looks to the United States as the land of milk and honey when it comes to solving any perceived systemic problems. in our own healthcare system.
Many countries maintain mixed systems that have some universality, but at the same time work hand-in-hand with the private sector as well. Maybe in a mixed system, we would see less emphasis on just treating disease and more emphasis placed on trying to manage patients’ pain. If Canadians cannot look at themselves in the mirror and honestly critique and improve their own public policy how can we then scale the heights of greatness in the 21st-century?
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Own Kids Come Out Against Father In Campaign
The more I think of this story I just think it’s sad. When your own kids won’t support you, and actively work against your campaign, that should be a strong indication to anyone that they have misplaced priorities.
What makes this an even weirder story is the candidate running for election ran ads highlighting himself as a family man.
Source Reuters
Oklahoma (Reuters Life!) – Jan Schill has a message for voters in Oklahoma choosing a district judge in elections on Tuesday — do not vote for my dad.
She and her husband have taken out newspaper ads urging voters not to vote for John Mantooth, who they believe had a lousy record as a judge and does not deserve the job.
