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I find it condescending and more than a little hypocritical from a crowd that wasn't afraid to get rude and disruptive when Bush was in office....

Doesn't sound like she's made an actual announcement yet. Sounds like she said she'll make a decision in August, and if she does decide to run, then she'll be looking at October/November to leave the...

Best wishes to Yauch and his family. The big C is one of the scariest things out there, I hope he makes it through okay....

I called 3-1-1 to report a suspicious vehicle once, and was told that I had to dial 9-1-1 for that, even though I didn't really consider it an "emergency"... probably the same situation here....

Thanks for the heads up. I think I will try to make it out....

Yes, heaven forbid anyone be forced to read an objective news article. Stick with left-wing pseudo-journalism so these poor idiots don't ever have to be presented with an opposing viewpoint....

ROFL...

You might have a point, if there weren't so many "exceptions:" The premier of Quebec, Robert Bourassa, also received treatment for cancer in the U.S. when he had no other option, as did member of par...

Barbara, I'm not convinced that a hybrid system could really exist without people just dropping their private insurance and taking the public option. Hawaii tried to offer such a public option to un...

Barbara, what's dishonest about the statement is that it implies that Shona could have received treatment in Canada. She could not, even if she had paid for it herself. To get treatment, she had to ...

Barbara, the paragraph you quoted is a flat-out lie. Shona Holmes did indeed pay for the treatment herself, and she could have done so in Canada, but she would have still been on a waiting list and n...

"We don't have to model our new system after any other country." I will never understand how people can watch a concept fail time after time and think that somehow it would still work if we just had ...

You mean the same sort of single-payer system that almost killed Shona Holmes? I'd rather pay for health care than be LEFT TO DIE by a monolithic government health care system that has to ration its ...

Oh, I see. Addie Broyles responded in the comments to Rancatore's piece, and not in an article of her own. My mistake....

Oh, I see, Addie Broyles, the Statesman food writer, responded in the comments to the original piece, not in an article of her own....