Monday, November 23:
Daily kos:
The Real Irony of Psalms 109 (2 comments)
The rich irony is that those who have chosen this Bible verse as a slogan clearly have no idea of the context and meaning of that which they quote.
The Bible clearly says the exact opposite of that which they imply.
Tuesday, November 24:
Russia: Cleaning Up the Media Garbage
It's hard to imagine that Medvedev's hope for a better Russia will ever be realized if he doesn't address the issue of media corruption.
Thursday, November 19:
Glenn Beck and Fox News (2 comments)
Some see Beck as a joke, and some see him as a danger, and some—especially those who like guns, don't want health-care reform, and feel that their freedom is somehow threatened by every political initiative of the Obama Administration—are grateful to him, for his efforts to “take back America.”
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Monday, November 23:
Ann Garrison:
Rwanda Green Party activists claim illegal detention
Saboteurs disrupted the Rwandan Green Party's fourth attempt to meet, on 10.30.2009, which was then shut down by police. Today's Rwandan News Agency reports that eight Rwanda Greens charge they were illegally arrested and detained during the following week, and that they have now been prevented from convening again.
Newspaper circulation may be worse than it looks
While U.S. newspapers are losing subscribers at a staggering rate, a few dailies stand out because their circulation is rising. But they aren't necessarily selling more copies. Under the new auditing standards, if a newspaper sells a "bundled" subscription to both the print and electronic editions, the publication is often allowed to count that subscriber twice.
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Monday, November 23:
Joan Brunwasser:
Part Two: Talking with Investigative Journalist Margie Burns on Health Care
The question to ask opponents of health care reform legislation should be simple and clear: Are you in favor of letting carriers get away with bad-faith practices such as denying claims fraudulently? Not answering their phones? Not explaining denials to policyholders? No? Then how do you propose to deal with the problem?
Sunday, November 22:
Joan Brunwasser:
Talking with Investigative Journalist Margie Burns on Health Care
The WP in particular,the paper I get, went for decades without mentioning insurance bad faith.Literally:I checked LexisNexis,and the last time the Post mentioned bad faith in insurance was 1986.These big newspapers produce the reports that other newspapers in turn run, and they own other papers,or their parent companies do.Hasn't worked out well for the mid-Atlantic. None of this has worked out well for policyholders.
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