When You Lie Like A Rug: A Trump Story
April Fool Me Once, Shame On Me. But Twice? Come ON!
This post has nothing to do with medical malpractice. Instead, today’s focus is on a broader issue. Communication. It’s far from a perfect newspaper. But the New York Times has earned its well-deserved spot as a serious source of news, to be consulted regularly by those who care about such things. And yet, last April [...]
NYS Commission on Public Integrity Wants to Muzzle Me
Why would it want to do that? All I did was suggest that the Commission may have had ulterior motives when it dismissed, without so much as an investigation, an ethics complaint made by the Center for Justice and Democracy about the lack of balance on the Medicaid Redesign Team. And yet, today I received [...]