As we drive through our large cities particularly in the old parts we see the streets inundated with homeless people. We don’t want to look them in the face, we seek to drive on by as quickly as possible. How did this happen? Is there a solution? Are these all-old people or young people or … More Homeless in the Land of Milk & Honey
This article is based primarily on actions in Idaho a very “red” state but typical of other very conservative states across the US. Scapegoats tend to be people considered expendable. Are people who need Medicaid expendable? The word “scapegoating” originated from an ingenious ritual described in the Bible. According to Jewish law, the high priest laid … More Scapegoating Medicaid Recipients
This article is written specifically with the State of Idaho in mind. Idaho is a state that refused to expand Medicaid after the passage of the Affordable Care Act. It was later approved using the Initiative Process and having it placed on the state ballot. Despite that approval several legislators try to repeal it or … More Medicaid Expansion Isn’t Broken
I never met Donald Trump. I worked on a couple of buildings that had his name at the roof line, but I wasn’t working for him. Between what I knew of him, read of him and learned about him; we would not be friends. Our worlds were so vastly different in so many ways. Him … More The Donald Trump I Never Knew
After forty years of working in and operating a small business I do have some knowledge of health insurance. First of all I believe it is an employer responsibility to provide health insurance to the employees. I did so for forty years and there were some years it was extremely difficult. Prior to the Affordable … More It’s Light Up Time
