After publicly talking up alternative models of healthcare, such as insurance, note their language now.
As we endure the next weeks of the Congressional cage match over the debt ceiling, funding government, and destroying people's access to insurance, note how politicians and the media will spin talk of what they want to do to you and yours into some just-so morality fable.
For those players thinking about playing in events where the buy-in, or cost of entry, is $5,000 or $10,000, Mr. Pollack said that "a couple thousand dollars for valuable instruction is almost like an insurance policy," noting that both schools offer classes in a variety of poker games.
Stephen L. Beckley, a consultant who specializes in student health insurance, notes that most graduating college students enrolled in student plans will have coverage through the summer.
Courting the Hispanic vote, former Senator Bill Bradley stopped at a Brooklyn elementary school yesterday morning and spoke about the need for universal health insurance, noting the disproportionate numbers of Latinos among the uninsured and questioning Vice President Al Gore's commitment on the issue.
In a blog post published earlier today, the company stressed the importance of title insurance, noting that it protects the property rights of real estate owners.
Most small businesses with 50 or more employees already do offer health insurance, notes John Arensmeyer, CEO and founder of Small Business Majority, a national small business advocacy organization.
INSURANCE Take note, insurers: Europe should be your next frontier.
Both the government agency and the insurance group note that doors shouldn't open because in some crashes occupants could be completely or partly ejected from the vehicle, especially if they are unbelted.
Allstate, an American insurance company, noted that insurers had come to accept widespread customer dissatisfaction as a fact of life.
During the reform debate, the watchdog group Public Campaign Action Fund... called Lieberman an "insurance puppet," noting that insurers had contributed nearly half a million dollars to his campaigns over the years.
