Yesterday, the Columbus Dispatch reported that there was some talk of making the military smoke free. That’s right, the service that for generations dispensed cigarettes with meals, might become a smoke free environment. People talk about the cost of the cigarettes, the health risks (hello, they are being shot at, already not too healthy), and [...]
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Posted on July 12th, 2009 in Barga, Uncategorized, government, health care, politics, robert m. barga
As you may remember, in early June I talked about a presidential competition on a website that I frequent. Well, we moved on a few rounds, and most of the information was not exactly relevant to anything else. I mean, we had cabinet appointments and the like, all of people that are regulars in the [...]
