As another nation, Ireland, now peers into the abyss of economic chaos, once again governments are being called upon to bail out the banking industry. Does this sound vaguely familiar? Of course it does . We have been hearing this tune for the past couple of years, perhaps the most loudly in the U.S. where [...]
Posts Tagged ‘healthcare’
It’s Time to Rethink the Banking Industry
Posted in Economy, Government, Life, politics, Thoughts, Uncategorized, World Affairs, tagged Bank of America, banks, Communism, Economy, Goldman Sachs, healthcare, interest, Ireland on November 21, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Forget the Public Option, How About a Private Option?
Posted in Economy, Government, Life, politics, Thoughts, Uncategorized, World Affairs, tagged government health plan, health-care reform, healthcare, Public Option on October 27, 2009 | 2 Comments »
As the health care reform legislation wends its way through Congress, it appears that some sort of Public Option may be included in the bill. The latest talk is that it will only be available to those who have no health insurance. If you already have health insurance through your employer you won’t be able [...]
The Invisible Hand of the Wealthy in Our Government – Part 2
Posted in Economy, Government, Life, politics, Thoughts, Uncategorized, World Affairs, tagged health-care reform, healthcare, insurance, lobbyists on October 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In Part 1 of this series, I wrote about the role of the banking industry in our government and how, via the lobbying industry, they were able to influence our government to create or remove laws regarding the banking industry. You might call it a buyout of our government. One of the rather unique features [...]
Wealth Redistribution and Health Care
Posted in Christianity, Economy, Government, Life, politics, Religion, Thoughts, Uncategorized, World Affairs, tagged George Bush, healthcare, Ireland, John McCain, redistribution of wealth on October 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It is John McCain’s greatest fear: the redistribution of wealth. He’s not the only one who is afraid of course, there are plenty of other people like him. They have made their fortunes one way or another, and they are damned if they are going to share it with anyone. Good Christians all, I suppose. [...]