I just realized that it was time tp post a blog after I went outside to bask in the SUN!


FINALLY!
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15 comments (Latest Comment: 05/24/2016 01:26:36 by Will in Chicago)

Well, no actually.

I'm a big enough student of history to see which way we're going with this. I'd like to think that the electorate is smart enough to see through the demagoguery and make the better selection for America's future, but I'm not convinced that will happen.

It's interesting to me, at least, to ponder what kind of a disaster awaits these United States under a Trump presidency. It's a parlor game at this point, but I wonder what a couple of key things might look like with Mr. Trump in the oval office?
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1 comments (Latest Comment: 05/21/2016 14:42:05 by Will in Chicago)

As many people know, I was a Martin O'Malley supporter. I could go on and on as to the reasons why but I am not in the mood to rehash what might have been.

He dropped out of the race before my state's primary. I weighed all of my options for how I was going to vote, and that included crossing the aisle to vote for Marco Rubio to try to prevent Trump from winning in Virginia.
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16 comments (Latest Comment: 05/19/2016 20:54:09 by Raine)

Good Morning.

I've been in the healthcare industry since 1984; I was still in college when I got my first job in the business, doing old-fashioned data entry on a night shift after class.

I've seen many changes to the industry. I've been with companies that don't exist anymore, and worked to merge a few. I was present when the EDI industry was pretty much invented back in '96 by a little bill co-sponsored by the late Senator Kennedy met with approval by a far more functional Congress.
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15 comments (Latest Comment: 05/17/2016 18:59:47 by Scoopster)

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1 comments (Latest Comment: 05/14/2016 19:56:58 by BobR)