Archie Mathys
Archie Mathys is a research writer on current events affecting American life. From his home in Reston, he writes interesting but true slices of American life. Currently, he works on reading Kiyosaki, personal finance & the Wall St. news updates. He has a fascination for futurism and enjoys figuring out how things will work out in the future.
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Health Insurance Coverage & Five Big Reasons Not To Dawdle
- By Archie Mathys
- Published 02/11/2010
- Local Politics
- Unrated
Looking at last week's U.S. Senate special election in Massachusetts, the future of health reform legislation is increasingly unclear.
While the debate continues, those who have delayed getting health insurance while waiting for a government solution may be leaving themselves open to unnecessary risk.
Here's a list of five reasons why holding off on health insurance can be risky, and also provided a list of helpful resources for the uninsured.
While the debate continues, those who have delayed getting health insurance while waiting for a government solution may be leaving themselves open to unnecessary risk.
Here's a list of five reasons why holding off on health insurance can be risky, and also provided a list of helpful resources for the uninsured.
Obama Pushes Health Reform Toward Possible Verdict
- By Archie Mathys
- Published 03/17/2010
- Local Politics
- Unrated
US President Barack Obama is urging Congress for a final vote on his health care reform proposal, using an approach in the U.S. Senate that had been successfully used by the previous presidential administration, allowing for a simple majority approval.
Obama states in a March 3 2010 White House speech, "It deserves the same kind of up-or-down vote that was cast on welfare reform, the Children's Health Insurance Program, COBRA health coverage for the unemployed, and both Bush tax cuts -- all of which had to pass Congress with nothing more than a simple majority,".
Obama states in a March 3 2010 White House speech, "It deserves the same kind of up-or-down vote that was cast on welfare reform, the Children's Health Insurance Program, COBRA health coverage for the unemployed, and both Bush tax cuts -- all of which had to pass Congress with nothing more than a simple majority,".
