I can’t say the whole name of the Institute (Texas Institute for Health Care Quality and Efficiency) in one breath, so I alternate between calling it “the Institute,” or “tick” for “TIHCQE.”
TIHCQE will make recommendations to the Texas Legislature on how to measure quality and efficiency and help bring innovation to cut costs while still taking care of our Medicaid patients, those who have State health plans, and future “health care collaboratives” or HCC’s. The latter could be the Accountable Care Organizations
2012 is one of those crucial elections, and every vote counts. So the question remains, who should be the Vice President nominee for the Republican Presidential candidate? If you would have asked me about Marco Rubio three months ago, I would have said his time has yet to come. Today, I will say that whoever wins the Republican nomination will need an individual who hails from a crucial state, has charisma to excite the base and represent the future of the Republican Party. That is Marco Rubio. Read more about Thoughts on Marco Rubio For Vice President
In the aftermath of Super Tuesday’s Republican primaries, it is clear that Mitt Romney is still the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party. Romney was able to secure six wins out of the ten state contests, but in only three of those wins was he able to top the 50% mark. Romney was also able to secure a majority of the delegates from the Super Tuesday contests but not an overwhelming number of these delegates. Read more about Super Tuesday – Has Romney Secured the Republican Nomination?
My presentation at the Mises Institute’s event at Furman University last weekend called “War: Big Government’s Best Friend.” Makes a libertarian case against war and chronicles my own evolution from neocon to libertarian.
Genesis 2:25 v Genesis 3:7 Taken from on line dictionary SHAME: a negative emotion that combines feelings of dishonor, unworthiness, and embarrassment SHAMELESS: untroubled or unaffected by shame, especially in situations where others would be ashamed ARROGANCE: behavior that shows that you think you are better or more important than other people GUILT: an awareness of having done wrong or committed a crime, accompanied by feelings of shame and regret
Much has been said about shame and the shameless. We should have known that the shameless elite would give rise to the ARROGANT.
Congressman Marsha Blackburn (TN-7) has introduced legislation to rein in the Transportation Security Administration and provide more transparency for American travelers. H.R. 3608, the Stop TSA's Reach In Policy (STRIP) Act, would prohibit any TSA employee not trained as a federal law enforcement officer or eligible for federal law enforcement benefits from wearing law enforcement uniforms or wearing a police-like metal badge.
Today is “Super Tuesday,” and Texans SHOULD be voting. However, due to the redistricting challenges, Texas voters will be voting almost three months later on May 29 and will likely have little to say about our presidential nominee. Texas holds the second highest cache of delegates to the Republican National Convention with 155 (behind California’s 172).
Today U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) spoke on the Senate floor responding to 
I can’t say the whole name of the Institute (Texas Institute for Health Care Quality and Efficiency) in one breath, so I alternate between calling it “the Institute,” or “tick” for “TIHCQE.”
2012 is one of those crucial elections, and every vote counts. So the question remains, who should be the Vice President nominee for the Republican Presidential candidate? If you would have asked me about Marco Rubio three months ago, I would have said his time has yet to come. Today, I will say that whoever wins the Republican nomination will need an individual who hails from a crucial state, has charisma to excite the base and represent the future of the Republican Party. That is Marco Rubio. 
In the aftermath of Super Tuesday’s Republican primaries, it is clear that Mitt Romney is still the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party. Romney was able to secure six wins out of the ten state contests, but in only three of those wins was he able to top the 50% mark. Romney was also able to secure a majority of the delegates from the Super Tuesday contests but not an overwhelming number of these delegates. 
My presentation at the Mises Institute’s event at Furman University last weekend called “War: Big Government’s Best Friend.” Makes a libertarian case against war and chronicles my own evolution from neocon to libertarian.
Congressman Marsha Blackburn (TN-7) has introduced legislation to rein in the Transportation Security Administration and provide more transparency for American travelers. H.R. 3608, the Stop TSA's Reach In Policy (STRIP) Act, would prohibit any TSA employee not trained as a federal law enforcement officer or eligible for federal law enforcement benefits from wearing law enforcement uniforms or wearing a police-like metal badge.
Today is “Super Tuesday,” and Texans SHOULD be voting. However, due to the redistricting challenges, Texas voters will be voting almost three months later on May 29 and will likely have little to say about our presidential nominee. Texas holds the second highest cache of delegates to the Republican National Convention with 155 (behind California’s 172). 
