Blogs [contraction of the words “web” and “log”] are excellent tools in
communicating a message. We tend to equate Blogs with politics,
viral marketing in a business context, and then all the millions
upon millions of individuals who maintain their own web logs on a
range of subjects that staggers the imagination.
Curmudgeon’s Corner
is somewhat unique in that it is directed in the narrow context of
health care and politics (heavy on health care). I write to
acquaint others with the marketplace solution versus the “one size
fits all” universal care solution. I write to respond to letters to
the editor, as well. You’ll note that I tag myself as socially and
fiscally conservative and state that I do not belong to a political
party. My takes tend to be annoying to both parties when I think
them deserving.
This Blog has now been in operation since late April and is intended to focus on
the
Coalition for Sensible Health Care Solutions’ approach to a
common-sense market driven health care solution. For those who are
not familiar with the Coalition, it is comprised of the Independent
Insurance Agents of Wisconsin [IIAW], the National Association of
Insurance and Financial Advisors [NAIFA], the Professional Insurance
Agents of Wisconsin [PIA] and our own Wisconsin Association of
Health Underwriters [WAHU].
The Blog is available to anyone desiring to use it. Initial teasers of each new
Blog are sent to Senators and Assembly-persons, to newspaper
editors, to Chambers of Commerce, and to Clubs such as the Rotary,
Lions and so on. If you have suggestions for addresses, please
simply e-mail those to me at
[email protected] and I’ll add them to the list
receiving notifications when a new Blog is published.
Similarly, if there are articles printed in your local newspapers, please feel
free to use Blogs that might apply or to scan and e-mail or fax to
me at 262-251-4095. I’ll be happy to attempt to respond from a
marketplace perspective.
We must get our message across to the populace and we must bring sufficient pressure
to bear on our elected representatives to assure that we don’t cast
off the best system in the world. True, it needs fixing, and that
is what the Coalition has proposed.
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