Recent content by LadyBastiat

Knowing what little I know about Worker's Comp. Insurance and CPP/CGL policies in general, the employer is probably required by their insurance company to do drug testing and to take action when there are positive results. There is a wholly complex system that is going to have to be completely...

Please elaborate... Unless of course you're kidding and I'm just too obtuse to figure that out. :p

This.... Rand is much more like-able by the rank and file as I have witnessed personally where I work. My office is FULL of rank and file Republicans.

Anyone perchance traveling from Birmingham, Alabama? I'd love to go!

I agree, the property owner should have the right to make that decision. Reminds me so much of the progression of controlling everything we put in our bodies. First it was the drugs and now NY wants to ban sodas over 16 oz. All it takes is giving away one small right (even when it is...

Wow... someone who shares my same feelings. According to Cato, Canada has passed the US on the Freedom Index anyway. I will never date a man who wears one of those sweater vests... never ever. That look for me has been completely ruined. Not that it was ever one of my faves .... Funny thing...

I'm now indebted to my employer the cost of one Mtn. Dew drenched monitor because of the following comment to the article: :D

And let's not also forget that he respects our liberty to choose for ourselves. :p

I would say good Ole Abe got the nail well planted in the coffin and the final tap was Wilson, The Progressive Era, The Income Tax & The federal reserve (all happening around 1913). 1913 was a VERY bad year for liberty. :(

Ditto.

I've been reading the opinion bit by bit (not the text of the original act however) and I believe this is correct. If the state does not set up the exchange the feds do it for them and run it themselves. Frankly, I don't know which would be worse.

I am sincerely concerned on what is going to happen to patients suffering from non-curable chronic pain. Given the governments general attitude toward pain killers and their enforcement arm in the DEA, where does that leave those of us who responsibly manage their pain via the use of pain...

My 17 year old stepson made this decision for himself. I admire him more and more everyday for accepting the inevitable and choosing to die at home with the love of family and friends surrounding him rather than attempting to buy a few more months of life by continuing chemotherapy.

The root of the whole shebang! The one opportunity to utilize the commerce clause in an appropriate way would be to open up competition across state lines for the purchasing of insurance and to eliminate individual state licensing requirements. But, yes, today's SC decision can be traced...

Ditto.