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Listening to Body Language

This is not the time to doubt, but to think courageously.

(PASO ROBLES, Calif.) - What convinces me that the disruption of Town Hall Meetings is organized and choreographed is the similarity of conduct of those who appear to be leaders of disruption.

Healthcare`s E.R. Recovery: Confusion on the Mission Infusion

We need to straddle the tightrope between outrightly condemning current "wrongs" and pointing the way to viable alternatives.

(SALEM, Ore.) - On Healthcare Reform, we need to begin by acknowledging that many people are uneasy if not frightened about departing from the status quo...unless there is an obvious compelling need.

Hence, we need to clearly illustrate that need, graphically so. We must itemize those key weak points in the current system.

Medical Insurance Multi-Millionaires in a Multi-Billion Dollar Boondoggle

Just remember all the multi-millionaires living high on the hog with your money!

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - Everybody SHOULD know that the Medical Insurance business along with the Pharmaceutical business and the Nationwide Nursing Home businesses are the best money makers for the ultra-high paid senior officers.

I was astonished beyond comprehension when I read about the hundreds of millions of dollars these BANDITS are “bribing” congress with to obliterate President Obama’s hope to get medical care for some 50 million people who cannot see a doctor.

`Listen and Learn`: NOW or NEVER On Healthcare

Millions-Deprived Equals Rage, Revolt “Sooner or Later”.

(EUGENE, Ore.) - Ever since Teddy Roosevelt’s tenure in 1912 this “richest nation in the world” has been allowing many millions of its too-often otherwise-enslaved citizens to be deprived also of their world-recognized human right to adequate, available, affordable healthcare.

Sweet Rides And Nothing `Green` About Them!

The beauty of these cars is one thing, but what they really offer us is a trip into a past long vanished; they are more like time machines than anything else.

(MEXICO CITY) - Vintage car buffs may not readily associate the sprawling megapolis of Mexico City with a haven for works of vehicular art from a bygone era.

Welfare Reform`s Self-Sufficiency Goal Further Away in Oregon

Poor families could lose assistance if tax measures are defeated.

(SILVERTON, Ore.) - The overhaul of the nation's welfare system 13 years ago was supposed to help set poor families on a path toward self-sufficiency. But that goal appears to have moved further away for Oregon families currently served by the program, according to the Oregon Center for Public Policy.

AAA Has Tips for Consumers During Last Days of `Cash for Clunkers`

The CARS program ends on Monday, August 24 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - The “Cash for Clunkers,” will come to an end next Monday, August 24 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time, which means this will be a busy weekend at car dealerships.

New Ads Sheds Light on Real `Death Panels`

Insurance companies are the ones issuing death sentences.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Americans United for Change unveiled a new television ad today called “Real Death Panels” that turns the table on the thoroughly debunked myth advanced by conservative politicians and pundits -- that ‘death panels’ are part of President Obama’s proposal for health insurance reform.

Army Announces Force Structure Actions

These force structure actions are a part of the integrated force structure changes that support Army transformation.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - The Department of the Army announced today a series of planned unit activations, inactivations, relocations and conversions at four installations.

Gaza Government to Distribute Food, Cash to Poor, Unemployed at Ramadan

Distributions to the first 12,000 families will be completed Sunday.

(GAZA, Occupied Palestine Ma’an) - One-hundred US dollars and food aid will be distributed to 78,000 Gazan families on the occasion of Ramadan, the de facto government in Gaza announced Thursday.

Minister of Labor of the de facto government Ahmad Al Kurd said the donations would be handed out to those registered in the revamped government databases that record the unemployed and poor families of the Strip.