After all, none of the several Winnipeg Jets who use smokeless tobacco wanted to speak on the record for this story, either
It is the acknowledged attribute of free institutions that under them the empire of reason and law is substituted for the power of the sword. As argued in the Declaration of Independence (and earlier by John Locke and other natural-rights philosophers), it needs not on the present occasion be denied that a State or any other great portion of the people, suffering under long and intolerable oppression and having tried all constitutional remedies without the hope of redress, may have a natural right, when their happiness can be no otherwise secured, and when they can do so without greater injury to others, to absolve themselves from their obligations to the Government and appeal to the last resort, namely, the force of arms
ReplyDelete Here's something to ponder: David Apatoff wrote a thought-provoking post recently called "Selling Out": I think this controversial ( by modern day standards ) piece by De Mers is a great example of what many critics would consider selling out
For example, if a determination is made that a manufacturer misreported ASP data, then CMS may recalculate the rebate amount owed for a Part B rebatable drug