Tuesday Links
- Twenty inaccurate claims in Obama’s speech to Congress on health care. “If [members of Congress] yelled out every time President Obama said something untrue about health care, they would quickly find themselves growing hoarse.”
- Political tensions decreasing between Taiwan and China.
- How Americans misunderstand war: “America’s biggest mistake in Afghanistan and Iraq was to think its modern military would make winning easy.”
- Always read the fine print: There is a dangerous provision in the Senate Finance Committee’s health care bill that could deny crucial health treatments for Medicare patients.
- Will the FDIC start borrowing from healthy banks to continue to provide relief to banks teetering on the edge?
- Podcast: Justin Logan explains why even the best policy toward Iran’s nuclear ambitions may not yield a positive outcome.
Chris Moody • September 29, 2009 @ 2:23 pm
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Tags: Afghanistan, banks, fdic, health care bill, Medicare, members of congress, podcast, President Obama, senate finance committee
Filed under: Cato Publications; General
Tags: Afghanistan, banks, fdic, health care bill, Medicare, members of congress, podcast, President Obama, senate finance committee
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