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President Obama's troubles
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Every president in my voting lifetime has had problems during his administration that brought his leadership into serious question.Eisenhower—health issues after heart attackKennedy—Bay of…Continue
Benghazi
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steph S. May 15. 8 Replies 1 Like
The increasing effort of the right to make the attack on Benghazi into a scandal of Watergate proportions has been disgustingly political and reveals a determination to impeach the President. The…Continue
Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
Started this discussion. Last reply by booklover on Monday. 32 Replies 1 Like
As a single man with limited culinary skills, I eat out frequently and as a result waiters and waitresses know me as a regular customer. Those who serve me often talk about their work and I ask about…Continue
Politicization of the National Science Foundation
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dr. Allan H. Clark May 1. 3 Replies 3 Likes
The National Science Foundation came into existence after World War II with the realization that advances in science were essential to defense and to expansion of the economy and that federal funding…Continue
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Dr. Allan H. Clark replied to Joan Denoo's discussion Quantifying the consensus on anthropogenic global warming in the scientific literature in the group Climate Concerns
"This is an excellent article and I hope it garners the attention it deserves from the media. There are two reasons it may not. One is the media are careful to note both sides of an issue even when there is a predominant opinion. The other is that it…"
Dr. Allan H. Clark replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"Businesses are reluctant to provide healthcare insurance in a market where price increases are constantly inflating costs. This is not particularly a fault of Obamacare itself. Ironically the result will be to drive people without insurance into…"
Steph S. replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"I have heard about many people being cut to part time so they don't have to pay healthcare. It looks like Obamacare isn't working or needs some restrictions or rules or something."
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Dr. Allan H. Clark replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"Unless the strong influence of money can be removed from the political process or at least substantially reduced and controlled, I don't see much hope for improvement. It appears that we are moving towards an eventual crisis over fiscal issues,…"
Tom Sarbeck replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"I think it safe to say:
1) Today's Republicans will win the Presidency and Senate, keep the House, and repeal Obamacare only if Democrats make serious mistakes, and
2) Democrats will surely amend Obamacare, but will repeal it only when…"
Dr. Allan H. Clark replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"Delete the not so that it reads "One out of six in the U.S. is without health insurance.""
Nerdlass replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"Those in lower management of many businesses, though given benefits, are exempt to protected worker benefits and are worked to the bone. My brother endured it under Wal*Mart and he endures it under Kraft Foods, which works him 12 hours a day, 6 days…"
Jerry Wesner replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"About 5 hours ago, Dr. Clark, you said this: "One out of six in the U.S. is not without health insurance." Was this what you meant to say? I see Obamacare as deeply flawed, but a step forward. Switching to a single-payer…"
Dr. Allan H. Clark replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"That is true, but Medicare seems to work much better than private insurance. In twelve years on Medicare, I have never had a denial of treatment or payment, but the previous six years on private insurance I had three denials and always lost on…"
Lillie replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"I agree, Dr Clark. There is no reason universal health care cannot work in the US and no reason we should not have it. It is the right thing to do. Remember the right thing, that right thing we say you don't need religion…"
jay H replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
Dr. Allan H. Clark replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"All previous attempts—over a hundred years of them— to move toward universal coverage have failed for political reasons. Imperfect as it may be, Obamacare is a step in the right direction and could pave the way for a better system. On…"
jay H replied to Dr. Allan H. Clark's discussion Unforessen consequence of Obamacare
"On the other hand, do we want the government (or insurers) paying for not-scientifically validated products? We see a more extreme version of that in UK where there is enormous pressure to include homeopaths, naturopathes and other woo into the…"
Dr. Allan H. Clark replied to Anthony Jordan's discussion Poll Shows 29% of Americans Believe Armed Revolution May Become Necessary
"At some point there will have to be a Supreme Court judgment on recent nullification laws passed in several states and it will definitely go against the states. This issue has been adjudicated in many instances from the earliest history of the…"
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- At 2:38pm on May 10, 2013,
Mathew T. said… I appreciate your responses to my queries. I would have replied on the forum itself but much like Joan Denoo, I have been having sufficiently infuriating problems lately with the "reply" button not being available at all.
The formula you provided to the problem was precisely what I was looking for, and actually argued with my brother at length that such a formula could be derived by identifying the first few non-primes, then working in multiples.
I think, however, the numbers I provided may have been misread. I was asking about negative integers 1 through 200, all of which would technically be considered correct answers?
- At 5:15pm on February 17, 2010,
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