Status Updates From Healing Politics: A Doctor’...

In talking about the negative effect of household insecurity/broken homes, I am struck by how a lot of conservatives would agree with him. But the difference is in the view of the causes and what can be done about the problem.

Chapter 23 has many great ideas about policies. This man should be president, maybe the outlook wouldn’t be so bleak for the future of the planet with people with better principles in power. Of course anyone can write a book, taking action is what matters at the end of the day.

I love stories of little kids putting on glasses and noticing things they've never gotten to before.

"A painful truth in our healthcare system is that as executive profits have gone up, respect for and relative pay for nurses and support staff have gone in the other direction. Yet they deserve so much of the credit for the good things that happen for patients in our clinics and hospitals every day."

It's nice to see a Democrat say that he was disappointed in President Obama.

A sausage duel is not what one might think. One was proposed to Otto von Bismarck by Dr. Rudolf Virchow in the late 19th century, though.

Chapter 17: Insecure economy really outlines how the stock market could care less about working class people. It makes really regret being so invested in it and our whole “neoliberal” outlook (the economy comes first!), will we ever escape it without destroying everything in the process?