Tag Archives: Medicare
Thanks to Nelson, the future of Nebraska football should be interesting.
After securing a deal to ensure that 49 states pay for Nebraska’s Medicaid and Medigap, Senator Ben Nelson has changed his state’s image. by Michael Naragon It finally happened. The Washington inevitable has come to pass. What was extortion has … Continue reading
Filed under Politics
220-215: The Unresponsive Socialist House Drives the First Nail
After months of Tea Parties, town hall meetings, marches on Washington, and millions of calls, letters, and faxes, the Pelosi House of Representatives still passed the most comprehensive control of American lives to date. On the C-SPAN broadcast of the … Continue reading
Filed under Politics
Government Welfare Encourages Obesity… or so it appears
On Thursday, the state-by-state obesity rankings were announced. As a cynic, my first thought was, “I wonder if the fattest states are also those which spoon out the highest levels of welfare?” Turns out the data correlates quite nicely. by … Continue reading
Filed under Politics
Obama says the U.S. is broke… then vows to spend more.
In an interview with C-SPAN on Friday, the president candidly admitted that the nation had run out of money. Then he proceeded to promote his egregiously expensive health care plan and multi-billion-dollar takeover of GM. by Michael Naragon At least … Continue reading
Filed under Politics
Universal health care or eugenics in disguise?
As the push to socialize our nation’s medical industry begins to heat up, an expert advises the Senate that the elderly–and the weak, diseased, and other drags on the system– may just have to go. by Michael Naragon The debate … Continue reading
Filed under Politics
Obama has questions, I have answers…
The president wants to have a serious discussion with those who oppose socialism; my conversation with him would be a short one. by Michael Naragon In St. Louis, on his 100th day in office, Barack Obama finally acknowledged the existence … Continue reading
Filed under Politics






