In a previous posting, I talked about how “Do Not Mail” proposals were misguided from an environmental, privacy, and public policy standpoint.
July 12th, 2007
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In a previous posting, I talked about how “Do Not Mail” proposals were misguided from an environmental, privacy, and public policy standpoint.
One major area of interest for me is Alzheimer’s disease, which actually is the third-highest cost medical condition in our U.S. healthcare system.
In recent weeks, I attended and spoke at the Mackinac Policy Conference in Michigan, and visited Congressional staff experts on health care, as well as some of our elected representatives.
I will comment on the subjects I identified in my biography, as well as others. But I need to give you a little more of a sense of who I am.
I strongly oppose the so-called single-payer health care model.
I keep seeing influential groups, particularly here in Connecticut, advocate that we switch to a “single-payer” health care system.
Many people have asked me about lessons learned from completing a full-length feature film project, From the Rough. There are too many lessons to summarize here but here are a few notes.
Sometimes, I think the best thing I could do is to send my friends who advocate educational reform a copy of Twelve Angry Men to watch.
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The political party establishments, expert political commentators and the media are clearly bewildered by the staying power of anti-establishment candidates like Donald Trump, Dr. Ben Carson, and Bernie Sanders.
In recounting the history of collection and use of baseball statistical data, Lewis described what I consider to be a most interesting parallel between the history of baseball statistical data and the history of healthcare data.
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