“Our current health care system is in need of some changes; however, it should not be done through the federal government. Rather, health care should be reformed by permitting individuals to obtain insurance from any state and by providing individual insurance with similar — if not equal — tax breaks as large-business insurance. This would make health insurance more personal (as opposed to general and public), and increase competition.
Terry Neese from the National Center for Policy Analysis in response to an op-ed from U.S. Rep. James McGovern, D-Worcester, on health care reform.
“2001 seems like an eternity ago. Thanks for honoring all of the past classes from 10 years. Nice issue.”
Andy Sharry on the Worcester Business Journal’s Sept. 1 40 Under Forty issue, which looked back at 10 years of honorees. Sharry was honored in 2001.
“That’s a misleading headline and you know it. Gasoline prices are the reason for the decline… The facts are out there and you know them. Get the headline accurate and you have an honest group of words.”
Ken on an article headlined, “BJ’s Customers Cut Back In August.”
