Category Archives: Politics

Poli­tics, what else, silly you.

Trust Women, Blog For Choice 2010

Stun­ned, but not sur­pri­sed, at the Supreme Court deci­sion giving cor­po­ra­tions inc­rea­sed pershood ( Cor­po­rate Per­sonhood), allo­wing them to wield all their power and money to purchase can­di­da­tes and elec­tions, and seeing a dis­tinct trend, I thought it impor­tant to take part in Blog for Choice again this year.
Today is the 5th Blog For Choice day

Post “Fake” Holiday Rant

Accor­ding to the Washing­ton Post, New Bill Would Raise Rates, Says Insu­rance Group).…
“After months of colla­bo­ra­tion on Pre­si­dent Obama’s attempt to overhaul the nation’s health-care sys­tem, the insu­rance industry plans to strike out against the effort on Mon­day with a report war­ning that the typi­cal family pre­mium in 2019 could cost $4,000 more than pro­jec­ted.”
Well

Nerve Plucks

Mellow on Mon­day I am, so much so that it’s now Tues­day. No duti­ful dysphe­mis­tic metaphors today, merely a con­ge­ries of nerve pluc­kers. Unlike nerve twitchers, which con­ti­nue their spas­mo­dic mean­de­ring through the psyche for some time, making them a sig­ni­fi­cant and serious anno­yance, a nerve pluc­ker is merely an exter­nal itch. Once scratched,

Yanking My Chain This Week

Not even a public option here, des­pite from 2000 to 2007, pro­fits at the 10 lar­gest publicly-traded health insu­rance com­pa­nies went up 428 per­cent. CEOs at these com­pa­nies made an ave­rage of $11.9 million in 2007. In the past nine years, health insu­rance pre­miums have more than dou­bled  —  a rate three times fas­ter than wage