Jeffrey Said:

Some Inherency Ideas for this topic? Health care?

We Answered:

Please consider the relativity of poverty, when the poor of America can be seen running around in cars and talking on cell phones.
Malpractice is not a bad thing, it keeps doctors honest, but it is out of hand, so yes, some tort reform is necessary, but that is indeed a state issue... Research Texas who has implemented Tort Reform.
Cost does correlate with technology, but so does quality.
Anyone can access Medicaid, if their bills exceed their income. But Medicaid should become a compensatory program, where the participants receive service in exchange for service, like a "work study program"
Mandates are unConstitutional, so keep that in mind, but a non-profit to tie in with the suggested volunteer, or work-benefit program, would be possible.

Karl Said:

Did feminists skew the Obama stimulus plan towards women even though men are worse affected by the downturn?

We Answered:

Yes, they did.
"The National Organization for Women (NOW), the Feminist Majority, the Institute for Women's Policy Research, and the National Women's Law Center soon joined the battle against the supposedly sexist bailout of men's jobs. At the suggestion of a staffer to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, NOW president Kim Gandy canvassed for a female equivalent of the "testosterone-laden 'shovel-ready'?" terminology. ("Apron-ready" was broached but rejected.) Christina Romer, the highly regarded economist President Obama chose to chair his Council of Economic Advisers, would later say of her entrance on the political stage, "The very first email I got . . . was from a women's group saying 'We don't want this stimulus package to just create jobs for burly men.'?""

They were right indeed. Our incoming president did what many sensible men do when confronted
by a chorus of female complaint: He changed his plan. He added health, education, and other human infrastructure components to the proposal. And he tasked Christina Romer and Jared Bernstein, Joseph Biden's chief economist, with preparing an extraordinary report that calculated not only the number of jobs the plan would likely create, but the gender composition of the various employment sectors and the division of largess between women and men.

Romer and Bernstein delivered "The Job Impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan" on January 10. They estimated that "the total number of created jobs likely to go to women is roughly 42 percent." Lest anyone miss the point, they added that since women had held only 20 percent of the jobs lost in the recession, the stimulus package now "skews job creation somewhat towards women."

What misandry can beat this?

But of course, it is level headed Feminists like Christina Hoff Sommers who can see things for what they are, much less, be vocal about it. C. H. Summers is a hero!

Sally Said:

What can I do to eventually become the director of an orphanage / institute for handicapped children (abroad)?

We Answered:

Rehabilitation Centre concept ....
persons who are physically challenged have great potential hidden in them. They need a bit of training and a little orientation.
Two of my operators in the factory are deaf and dumb. i picked them up from a rehabilitation centre in Kolkata, a metropolitan city in eastern INDIA. They excell others in doing their duties in operating power press, surface grinder, transformer winding and many other jobs in an an electrical & mechanical shops.
Start a REHAB and enjoy the creativity hidden in handicapped.
i would like to keep in communication with u.
rangaraoj@yahoo.com

Jimmie Said:

Why doesn't Obama look into the Mayo Clinic's ideas for reducing health care costs?

We Answered:

He mentioned them in his speech yesterday. He told a reporter he was visiting them today.