We’ve written about the City of Irvine’s iCHP program before. It’s a terrific program where the city works with several organizations to identify families of limited income and kids under 19 access affordable or even free quality healthcare for their…
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Rep. Sanchez Talks Up Stimulus and Healthcare Reform at Santa Ana Technology Company
by Dan Chmielewski • • 5 Comments
Rep. Loretta Sanchez took a tour of one of Santa Ana’s fastest growing techology company’s this afternoon and spoke with employees about the economic stimulus and healthcare reform. The hour long tour, talk and Q&A with the employees of Tenacore,…
On being a Liberal
by Dan Chmielewski • • 8 Comments
I had prepared these remarks for the NUFF forum in case they wanted something a tad more formal. Since I didn’t get the chance to present them there, Easter weekend seems to be the appropriate time to offer these thoughts…
Want Smaller Local Government; Progressive Leadership in Irvine Delivers
by Dan Chmielewski • • 25 Comments
Republicans long claim the mantle of being the party of small government, but when in power, they seldom (if ever) actually deliver on this principle. The last US president to shrink the size of the Federal Government? Why that would be…
Bill Maher's New Rules: Profits and Healthcare
by Dan Chmielewski • • 5 Comments
Bill Maher has another outstanding show on HBO last night and his New Rules segment commentary was especially noteworthy (Steven Greenhut..this should be required reading for you!). download Dakota Skye download There Will Be Blood Excerpts from the commentary: How…
You’ll Be Seeing Less of Me
by Dan Chmielewski • • 5 Comments
I do enjoy a fun play on words as much as the next person. No, dear reader, this isn’t a resignation letter or a blog jihad or any thing quite like that. But the the past several months, my friends…
72 percent of Americans Want a Government Option for Healthcare
by Dan Chmielewski • • 2 Comments
The question shouldn’t be: “Do you want a government bureaucrat making decisions about your health instead of your doctor?” The question should be, “Who would you rather have making decisions about your health? A government bureaucrat or a profit-driven insurance…
