Here’s John Hawkins’ list. I like Steyn, who came in #1, but I prefer Sowell, who was #3. I’ve never even heard of some of the other high-up’s, and what in heaven’s name is Dick Morris doing at #14, or … Continue reading →
This article on his visit to Havana is one of the best—and one of the saddest—essays Michael Totten has ever written. Communism destroys nearly everything it touches, not just physically but emotionally and spiritually. Totten’s essay put me in mind … Continue reading →
After all,Obamacare is probably the very first business most of them have ever run. Reuters reports: The administration is planning a “workaround” for payments, said Daniel Durham, vice president for policy and regulatory affairs at America’s Health Insurance Plans. Health … Continue reading →
“Buddhahat” asks a good question: Even if [Obamacare] continues to collapse in such a dramatic fashion ”“ thousands of doctors unavailable, numberless accounts hacked, etc ”“ so what? The MSM starts to figure out it’s a scam and start actual … Continue reading →
It rhymes! Sort of, anyway: “Buy Amazon at neo-neocon.” Yesterday was Cyber Monday, whatever that is (as you can see, my future is not in the ad business). But at Amazon it’s Cyber Monday for the whole week. That means … Continue reading →
Well, duh. It’s the connectivity, stupid: Researchers found that many of the connections in a typical male brain run between the front and the back of the same side of the brain, whereas in women the connections are more likely … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →…it seems we have Potemkin enrollments: Obama administration officials acknowledged today that some of the roughly 126,000 Americans who completed the torturous online enrollment process in October and November might not be officially signed up with their selected issuer, even … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is a slightly edited version of a previous post.] Chanukah began the night before Thanksgiving. But since it has eight days I still get a chance to wish you a happy one—tonight and for two more days, anyway. … Continue reading →
The government has had three and a half years to construct the website, and two months to fix it after its disastrous first opening. Before I talk about the re-opening, here’s a hypothetical: let’s suppose that Healthcare.com really had been … Continue reading →
Fantasy? Soon-to-be reality? Then again, you could just go to a nearby store if you need something that quickly. Will people be tempted to shoot them down? How will Amazon avoid landing a drone on someone’s head? What about apartment-dwellers? … Continue reading →
Terrible numbers for physician participation in the Obamacare networks. “If you like your doctor, you can…” Oh well, how many people like their doctors, anyway?
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