American sports do not seem like the place for a show-down on the freedom of the press, but that is exactly why the unraveling of the First Amendment began there.
If money talks, it is positively screaming in the health care debate. $80,831,142.00 in political contributions from individuals, industries, and pol...
The majority of the United States Congress takes money from one or more special interests weighing in heavily on the health care reform bill. In Part ...
In this chapter, we meet politicians who take is between $25,000 and $50,000 of special interest money per official from a source with a health care f...
Unlike those Congresspeople in Part IV, these Representatives take modest $10,000 to $25,000 from health-care-related special interests. This and the ...
I stood outside of a town hall meeting the other day to interview people who had participated and recorded this really amazing interview with one of the more influential speakers on health care reform.
We are a fear-driven culture. There is a large segment of the population that, no matter how well you document it, will not let a good fact get in the way of their fears about health care reform.