Five years ago, a bipartisan tax reform commission established by President Bush made a similar proposal that was also rejected by Congress.

I really think we need some sort of education reform -- at least in our degree programs.

the Senator form Connecticut fights healthcare reform that could hurt the insurance industry and so the senator from Oklahoma who denies global warming in the name of the energy companies....and yes.

This agency is in need of fundamental reform and clearly in this case, has dropped the ball.

I'm out of the loop on forms for the most part, but for non-licensees, first tuesday has a lot of RE forms, not sure if they have the one you are looking for or not.

People do not want the health care reform bill that is currently being bantered around Washington.

But as I understand they have and it is coupled with tort reform.

You can go to Office Depot and buy one of those generic RE forms and present your offer that way.

As long as everyone has access to basic preventative and curative healthcare and as long as everyone has the choice to go to any specific doctor they prefer (assuming they can pay for it themselves), I'm happy.As I've said before, I don't like the idea of forced public healthcare, but I hate the idea of insurance company monopolies that make it difficult for a large segment of the population to get healthcare even more.If the Dems would get off their "we can do what we want" high horse and the Republicans would stop fighting healthcare reform "just because we want to bring the issue to a standstill," I have a feeling we could develop some good reform solutions that most people will agree are good for the country...but it may require removing most of the idiots in office (on both sides) first...I have a feeling we're (at least mostly) in agreement on that as well

This time around, it is not really health care but rather health insurance reform.