by Matt Zimmerman

At the heart of the proposed "American Health Choices Act" is the "public option." This gives every American the option of buying into a health care plan run by the federal government. Ostensibly, this would provide competition and choice that would put downward pressure on the price of health care and improve quality of care. (15) comments

At first glance, spending money generated from student fees for a new floor, furniture that's easier to clean and a new color scheme may sound a bit foolish. While the old furniture and brown-tiled floor may have been dull and unattractive, it was still functional. (1) comment