Opinion: Senate Bill 637: Letters
Re “State should reject absurd banking bill” :
How about doing an investigative piece on the disastrous results of AB 109, Props 47 and 57, etc.? I once had a political science professor who never told us his opinion and encouraged robust dialogue in class. A student asked him one time why he bounces all over the issues and never provides the class with his opinion.
So, Assemblyman Kalra wants to take a sledgehammer to our current healthcare system by eliminating all private insurance.Oh, by the way, it is to be replaced by benefits yet to be determined, to be serviced by an entity yet to be identified, to include new tax provisions yet to be detailed. Gee, what could go wrong with that?Re “Report: U.S. could default on debt as early as summer” :
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