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Blog Name: Sufficient Scruples
Url: http://www.sufficientscruples.com/blog/
Language: English
Topics: bioethics, healthcare, politics
Description: “Sufficient Scruples” is a blog devoted to discussion of healthcare-related issues from a moral perspective. It addresses theoretical and practical issues in bioethics and healthcare policy, and a broader range of issues around the periphery of those subjects.
Popularity: 2 Followers

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“Love Them for Who They Are Now”
Penn Jillette – magician, activist, raconteur, and all-round interesting character – posts this YouTube video in which he passes on what he says is the best advice ever given for relating to your elderly or incapacitated parents. It is. Thanks, Penn. (See here for a similar observation from an equally-surpising source.)
RNC to Women: Being a Republican Doesn’t Mean We Don’t Still Hate You
So, much has been made this week of the fact that the Republican National Committee, throughout its longstanding berserker campaign against women seeking control of their own bodies, has in fact been providing comprehensive healthcare insurance to its own employees – including female employees – for almost 20 years. Many fingers were pointed over the hypocrisy of attempting to prohibit abortion access for all women in America by every means possible, while covering abortion care for its own employees under their internal health insurance plan. (This in fact is in keeping with right-wing approaches to the issue generally: their values legendarily evaporate when it’s thei
Insurance Companies: Greatest Profits Lie in Blocking Access Reform
Goldman Sachs has just issued a helpful report for the insurance industry, identifying the profit potential for them in various likely outcomes of the current healthcare access reform initiative. Their conclusion: the best thing for the insurance companies is no reform at all, followed by the weakest possible reform; the worst thing for them is real reform with universal access and a publicly-backed plan option. In other words: the current disaster of a system is the one that provides the greatest possible profit potentia
Terrorist Crusade Parades Itself Openly – Who Will Care?
The AP reports that Scott Roeder, the terrorist who killed Dr. George Tiller, publicly and in cold blood, last May, has openly confessed to the crime and justified it with the usual religious-radical gibberish about “unborn children”. In the article, he explicitly equates fetuses with independently-living persons and claims that killing to prevent abortion is justified if at least one forced pregnancy results; he encourages others to perform similar terroristic murders, and states he intends to base his legal defense on an argument for a religious-political justificatio
Historical Juncture Turned into Anti-Woman Hatefest by Congressional Republicans
At this moment, debate is proceeding on the House votes on the landmark healthcare bill. I haven’t blogged about it, because, frankly, it was overwhelming and I didn’t know what I could say that would help. (The Democrats’ stealth approach to bill-crafting, while possibly politically astute, made it hard to get a clear handle on the thing, too.) This will be, without question, one of the most important legislative events of my lifetime; if the bill passes the Senate and is finally voted into law in a reasonably intact form, it will be the most significant development in American history that I will see. More importantly, it will be – largely, though not entirely &

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