Posts Tagged ‘Health Care’
Thursday, December 17, 2009 | Written by Jacob Dearolph
Posted under: Economics, Government |
Tags: Costs, entrepreneurship, Health Care, small business |
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The Health Care Debate is certainly waging across the country – we’ve all heard that there is talk of a Christmas Eve vote (stupid), crazy filibuster schemes (necessary), and passionate (& crazy) people on both sides of the aisle.
Small business has come up in the debate. Are we represented? Will anything done benefit us? We came across a interesting article in the NY Times today:
NY Times: Talking Health Care with Two Entrepreneurs in Congress
We’ll be blogging on it shortly. Also, check John Stossel’s show tonight:
Tags: Costs, entrepreneurship, Health Care, small business | Posted under Economics, Government | 2 Comments
Wednesday, October 14, 2009 | Written by Jim Beach
Posted under: General Thoughts |
Tags: Health Care, Politics, Reform |
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I am in the hospital, watching health care from the inside, getting great care, from about 56 nurses. I have been following the Washington health care debate closely, as I believe it will impact entrepreneurship greatly. The current plans are a tax on entrepreneurs, plain and simple.
I do not think the status quo is right, but the proposed solutions are worse.
Well, today I had some major surgery, and I am currently high on morphine! Countless people have introduced themselves to me as my nurse, usually never to be seen again. I have been asked the same questions a million times, and have filled out the same form enough times to have flattened a forest. Regulating efficiency is of course impossible, but some good old fashioned competition would do this industry a world of good! And to those of you that got a Masters in Health Care Administration, get your money back!
Tags: Health Care, Politics, Reform | Posted under General Thoughts | No Comments
