Looks like Colorado Sen. Mark Udall is the latest in a growing list of Democrats racing to put some distance between themselves and the Obamacare insurance cancellation debacle. He’s proposing a bill — the Continuous Coverage Act — to allow Americans in the individual insurance market to keep their coverage for two years. Former Pres. … Continue reading Who knew Obamacare would be so entertaining
Not wishing to sear my eyeballs and raise my blood pressure, I did not watch yesterday’s “Hannity” on Fox News. And apparently I picked a particularly good day to do it (although I do so every day). Hannity’s guest was Sarah Palin, there to tout her new book about the war on Christmas, oddly titled A … Continue reading The war on Thanksgiving
The announcement hasn’t hit my inbox yet, but I just noticed a wonderful new feature from WordPress — related posts at the bottom of each of our posts, complete with thumbnails if we enable them. The feature, with or without thumbnails, can be turned on or off on your Dashboard under Settings > Reading. It’s … Continue reading WordPress adds related posts option
Back in 1987 the Montreal Protocol initiated the phasing out of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) by 46 countries. CFCs, you’ll recall, were commonly used in refrigeration systems and as the propellant in spray cans; they were phased out after the discovery that they were helping to thin the ozone layer over Antarctica. They were also causing a greenhouse effect around … Continue reading Study shows banning CFCs was a good thing
I like President Obama. I voted for him twice. And despite how bad things look with the Affordable Care Act, I still believe he’s better than McCain-Palin would have been. But right now he’s got a helluva lot of ’splainin’ to do. When he kept insisting “if you like your insurance, you can keep your … Continue reading Obama’s got some ’splainin’ to do
