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It's interesting to me that the Baucus is still getting no republican love. If that's the case, why should the Democrats care about the Republicans at all?

Two thoughts about USC's rise in the ranking: 1) The U.S. News reports is biased toward public schools because it factors in 1) alumni giving, 2) graduation rates, 3) class sizes, and 4) faculty to student ratio. Cal (also my alma mater!!! Go Bears!) has been the number 1 public school...

Doctors overwhelmingly in support of a public option: <a href="http:// http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=112839232"> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=112839232</a> Among all the players in the health care debate, doctors may be the least...

This comes from huffingtopost so it's obviously got a liberal slant to it. However, the facts behind the article are pretty interesting: "With the White House zeroing in on the insurance-industry practice of discriminating against clients based on pre-existing conditions, administration...

Please watch this excellent Frontline program regarding the healthcare system in our country and the rest of world. The reporting is very even handed in that it discusses both the benefits and problems experienced by countries who have implemented universal healthcare. <a...