July 20, 2009
Back in the 1990s when I was working as Policy Director at AIDS Project Los Angeles, I was having trouble getting an appointment with a particular Congressman to discuss proposed cuts to the Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS (HOPWA) … Continue reading →
March 9, 2009
Since the 111th Congress has gotten underway, there have been a host of new and recycled bills that have been proposed. This probably only reprsents the tip of the iceberg of the types of reforms that are aimed at … Continue reading →
February 16, 2009
To those who know me, it will come as no surprise to know that when it came time to choosing up sides for basketball during P.E. in grade school, junior high school and high school, I was always one of … Continue reading →
January 26, 2009
Not the man, the city. On Sunday, January 25, the Washington Post carried an article entitled "The Height of Power – As Other American Fiefdoms Fade, Washington Looms Larger than Ever." It was a very interesting article analyzing the current … Continue reading →
January 19, 2009
There was an interesting article this weekend in the New York Times by Robert Pear "Privacy Issue Complicates Push to Link Medical Data" regarding the goal of the incoming Obama Administration to create jobs and great security from medical error … Continue reading →