Interesting Links Headlines I Wish I Hadn’t Seen January 14, 2014 John Goodman 19 Comments HHS report: 55% of people who have signed up for insurance in the exchanges are 45 years of age or older. Finally, the MSM pays attention to vote-buying in Texas. The Guardian: woman shouldn’t share cancer treatment details on Twitter. USA drops out of top 10 most economically free countries. Study: NSA data have no impact on terrorism. Print
“HHS report: 55% of people who have signed up for insurance in the exchanges are 45 years of age or older.” In other words, the sick and the soon-to-be-sick.
“Study: NSA data have no impact on terrorism.” Because it’s not about terrorism, it’s about finding dissenters in our own nation.
“Finally, the MSM pays attention to vote-buying in Texas.” I like how they only say the district is democrat, and leave out the parties of the people doing the vote-buying.
“Finally, the MSM pays attention to vote-buying in Texas.” They’re only picking it up so they can knock Texas.
If freedom meant that workers could be abused and the system in favor of rich Republicans, then I’m fine with losing it.
“The Guardian: woman shouldn’t share cancer treatment details on Twitter.” It seems no different than writing a journal to me. Other people can read that too.
“…saying it can be used to provide “peace of mind” that there aren’t terrorist plots in the works.” Hmm, I recall a quote from Benjamin Franklin, “He who gives up freedom for safety deserves neither.”
“HHS report: 55% of people who have signed up for insurance in the exchanges are 45 years of age or older.”
In other words, the sick and the soon-to-be-sick.
Death-spiral incoming
“Study: NSA data have no impact on terrorism.”
Because it’s not about terrorism, it’s about finding dissenters in our own nation.
the need to know everything. Curiosity killed the cat.
Just as it kills liberty.
“Finally, the MSM pays attention to vote-buying in Texas.”
I like how they only say the district is democrat, and leave out the parties of the people doing the vote-buying.
I expect nothing less of them, and I’m shocked they even carried the story.
“Finally, the MSM pays attention to vote-buying in Texas.”
They’re only picking it up so they can knock Texas.
Everyone hates the greatest.
“USA drops out of top 10 most economically free countries.”
We hadn’t already?
If freedom meant that workers could be abused and the system in favor of rich Republicans, then I’m fine with losing it.
I thought we had been 17th for a while
So had I, but apparently our drop has been new.
Now there are 11 countries with more economic freedom than the ol’ USA. Good job ‘Murica.
“The Guardian: woman shouldn’t share cancer treatment details on Twitter.”
It seems no different than writing a journal to me. Other people can read that too.
Even an online blog
Everyone copes in different ways. She should have the freedom to express this in a public forum.
I’d rather read her Twitter feed than any other dumb celebrity
“…saying it can be used to provide “peace of mind” that there aren’t terrorist plots in the works.”
Hmm, I recall a quote from Benjamin Franklin, “He who gives up freedom for safety deserves neither.”