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CatOG, first, you have my sincere sympathies on your loss. The first step is to get your daughter's medical records and have them reviewed by another doctor, or by a med-mal attorney. Either should be able to tell you if there was any negligence or malpractice involved. What legal options you...

Okay. I know more about the Federal program. Sorry.

Are we talking Medicaid (state aid) or Medicare (Federal)?

Here is my unedited response to a post "down the street" yesterday. IEdited portions put back in for this market.) If it offends anyone, that's just too damned bad. For the record, I work for one of the biggest, best known and most respected research universities in the world. Our Medical...

^^^^^Glad you weren't around to tell me that some 30+ odd years ago

I am married to a professional political analyst and pollster. As such I am well aware that polls can be spun to say anything you want them to. A lot depends on who you listen to. Biden got a lot done in a short time

I imagine it probably was.

Palmetto bug? Cockroach? Damned if I know, something with a hard shell and about a hundred and sixteen legs and was damn near 4 inches long.

Back during Boston's Big Dig lots of creepy-crawlies were disturbed and ended up in places you don't usually see such things, such as the 8th floor of the building I worked in. I don't usually mind bugs and can either step on them or do catch and release as appropriate, but this thing was HUGE...

It's not often that welkin and I agree but in this case I can't argue with a single word in his post - he's hit the nail straight on the head.

I never thought when I woke up this morning that I'd be saying this, but I agree entirely with welkin.

I'm curious. SPECIFICALLY what do you think is improper about what you are being asked to sign?

If there was an actual adoption and not just foster care, the reversal process is rare and just because the adoptive parents petition for it, that does not mean the petition will be granted. This is not yet a done deal.

Uh-huh. Sure it has. Sure it is. The only reason the question of wide spread voter fraud even came up is that one orange-flavored sore loser, who knows there's at least a reasonable chance that he'll be in jail before the 2022 mid-terms is screaming it as loud as he can in the hopes that he'll...

I understand that she is a friend. Is she someone you have known a long time? Is she a neighbor? A member of your church? Someone you knew in high school or college? Someone you met online?

Well, then, without any proof that it did, I guess we have to conclude that it didn't, don't we?

May I ask how you know this woman? I am not questioning what you are saying, but knowing your relationship might affect the options.

So, where is your evidence that any organization has done so?

I said that's information you would need in order to successfully vote under someone else's identity, in my district. And yes, to successfully vote under someone else's identity in my district, you would need all of that information. If you didn't have it, you'd be caught at the time; if you...

In order to vote under someone else's name here, you'd have to one, know the name of the person you intended to impersonate. Two, you'd need to know that person's address. Three, you'd need to know their registered political affiliation. Four, you'd need to know without question that the...