"forty years ago, hardly anybody in the country had health insurance."
"forty years ago, hardly anybody in the country had health insurance."
louie gohmert
jan 29, 2014 ... in explaining a decision to drop his health insurance coverage, texas  congressman louie gohmert said, "forty years ago, hardly anybody in the  country had health insurance." we fact check the claim with politifact texas. you  can read the fact check here: ...
"eighty percent of wall street executives and their spouses' donations go to  democrats." — politifact national on thursday, april 17th, 2014. pants on fire!  nope, at least four of every five americans did. louie gohmert · "forty years ago,  hardly anybody in the country had health insurance." — politifact national on  friday, ...
jun 6, 2015 ... portugal decriminalised drugs 14 years ago – and now hardly anyone dies from  overdosing ... as dr. joao goulao, the architect of the country's decriminalization  policy, has said, "it's very difficult to identify a causal link between  decriminalisation by itself and the positive tendencies we have seen." spliff.jpg.
nov 12, 2013 ... hardly anyone paid attention to a story that seemed no more than a statistical  oddity: that year, for the first time since the end of world war ii, americans'  wages ... productivity has increased by 80 percent, but median compensation ( that's wages plus benefits) has risen by just 11 percent during that time.
almost two years ago, my father was killed by a hospital-borne infection in the  intensive-care unit of a well-regarded nonprofit hospital in new york city. dad  had just turned 83, and he had a variety of the ailments common to men of his  age. but he was still working on the day he walked into the hospital with  pneumonia.