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    More on TABOR

    November 7, 2005

    To follow up on the TABOR debate, read this article at The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities:False Promise of Prosperity: For Kansas Economic Growth, TABOR May Do More Harm than Good, 11/3/05

    Economics, Politics / health care /

    Health Care Watch

    November 7, 2005

    The American Health Care [non-]system is in decline. The number of Americans covered by employer health care plans actually fell by about 5 million during the past four years, even though the number of people eligible rose by about 10 million. That’s an additional 15 million average Americans for whom the health care system is […]

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    California Proposition 77

    November 7, 2005

    Arnold Schwarzenegger is in trouble in California where he has four propositions up for a vote this year. Current polls show him losing on all four counts, which is a shame because one of them — Proposition 77 — deserves to pass. Prop. 77 is designed to change the way in which California’s political boundaries […]

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