Bush vows to veto expansion of the SCHIP program because he fears it might work so well as to lead people to see the advantages of government healthcare programs.
I finally got a chance to see SiCKO last Friday. It 's probably the most important film I have ever seen. If we Americans finally wake up, open our minds, get off our backsides and make sure that our elected representatives do what is
Bush's new gimmick is to try and sell the U.S. intervention in Iraq as something modeled on Korea reather than Vietnam is both outlandish and alarming and would only feed the anti-American nationalist and religious frenzy in the Middle East.
Remember when the present Iraqi "government" was "elected?" Remember the exuberant bragging of Bush administration spokespersons about how all the "purple fingers" of Iraqi voters conclusively demonstrated that the
If the film SiCKO generates the same audience reaction ("something beyond amazing") that this viewer witnessed, then SiCKO may well be the CURE for what ails our healthcare system in the U.S.
Ernest Hemingway's novel A Farewell To Arms ends on a sad and tragic note as hopes for a happy future die. Scott Ritter writes a kind of farewell to arms control and envisions the end of hopes for a happy future world.&n
Two U.S. presidents have been impeached, but neither was convicted and removed from office. There is a precedent for a president to resign from office - a quicker, cleaner way to solve the basic problem.