Health Care Arbitration Act 6.

We have been thinking about this for a while and feel like we are in good shape to do so BUT, we have always gotten our Health Care through hubby's employment and need to find the best alternative.  

I still believe Suddam Hussein was the right person to govern those crazy people. 1 trillion dollars has been used that could go for healthcare such as cancer, our schools and colleges, and most important jobs.

We drank the Caribbean sailing kool-aid this year, and once I explored charter companies, the model is very similar to property rentals.

I can also attest that the sill still gets too soapy and slippery.A tile surround is a huge renting point in our favor with the health care workers we tend to rent to here in Pittsburgh.

@Tyler EbnetYou can call the Iowa Legal Aid office located in Des Moines (or one of the other locations) and get a landlord-tenant law booklet.

The same goes with health care.

Still trying to ram a health care stimulous down the publics' throat, even though the majority of the population doesn't want it.

What I have in mind is a commercial office building conversion targeting health care practitioners; dentists, doctors, chiropractors, etc.

., revive a corpse), environmentalist expect "green laws" (increased energy costs), the unemployed expect health care and extended benefits (entitlement, "it's my right"), the minorities expect enhanced affirmative action plans (ignoring a competitive global job market), and the average American consumer wants to continue to live an unrealistic lifestyle, given the level of global job competitiveness and increasing amounts of debt incurred by both consumers and our government (i.e., I deserve my father's lifestyle).