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Rich Baehr
Richard A. Baehr is the co-founder and chief political correspondent for the American Thinker. For his day job, he has been a health care consultant for many years doing planning and financial analyses for providers.
For the Dems, What a Difference a Year Makes
Republicans are on the upswing and the Democrats are facing a fierce anti-incumbent mood in the country.
Health Care Reform End Game Emerges
Democrats are wrestling with the size and scope of the public option, trying to make it more palatable to moderates.
Does Obama Have the Votes for Health Care Reform?
Never has such a major piece of legislation passed with no support from the minority party and a majority of Americans opposed. This could be the first.
Obama’s Health Care Speech a High-Stakes Political Game
The president will roll the dice and push the public option, despite what it might cost the Democrats in 2010.
Health Care Reform Loses Its Mojo
The president and the Democrats must now scramble for ways to get it passed.
Obama’s Fall by the Numbers
Obama's falling poll numbers and declining political capital spell trouble for his legislative agenda. (Also read Roger L. Simon: Health Care and Obama's Insecurity)
American Jews Still Refuse to See the Light on Obama
Despite polls showing that only 6% of Israelis see the president as pro-Israel, liberal Jews still support his administration.
