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March 12, 2016

The liberal war over the Obama legacy has already begun

The race for the Democratic nomination is a battle over the legacy of the Obama presidency. Hillary Clinton, completing her transition from rival to heir, lathers herself in that legacy whenever possible. Bernie Sanders offers a skeptical wag of the finger, his every call for revolution suggesting that so much hope has led to little […]

Filed Under: Neoliberalism

March 11, 2016

Stop with the zombie lies: No, Social Security is not ‘going broke.’

Even though last night’s Republican debate featured precious little discussion of the size of the candidates’ hands, there was plenty to be disappointed and angered by. The moment that perturbed me the most was when CNN’s Dana Bash, who ought to know better, said that “Social Security is projected to run out of money within […]

Filed Under: Social Security

March 11, 2016

The Alzheimer’s Disease Waiver Program

The Alzheimer’s disease waiver program was established in 2005 to test the effectiveness of interventions to delay or avoid institutional placement for elders with Alzheimer’s disease. The program offers 11 services designed to allow participants to remain in the community and to support their caregivers. The Alzheimer’s disease waiver program does not delay nursing home entry more effectively than the state’s other Medicaid waiver […]

Filed Under: Alzheimer's Disease: Cure & Care, Long-Term Care

March 11, 2016

Banks Got Bailed Out, Homeowners Got Sold Out — and the Feds Made a Killing

You wouldn’t think that anyone could look at the calamity of the foreclosure crisis, where fraudulent mortgage origination, fraudulent securitizations, fraudulent loan servicing and fraudulent evictions combined to dispossess 6 million Americans from their homes, and see it as a money-making opportunity. Well, nobody except for perhaps Donald Trump. But a news investigation into the […]

Filed Under: Inequality

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