RenewAmerica columnist Jim Simpson to discuss Obamacare
RenewAmerica staff
RenewAmerica columnist Jim Simpson will discuss Obamacare and the "manufactured healthcare crisis" on the following radio programs today (Thursday):
5–5:30 pm Eastern — Ron Smith Show, Baltimore's WBAL am 680.
7–8 pm Eastern — Politically Correct.
9 pm Eastern — The Awakening With Hanen and Arlen
Jim Simpson is an economist and former university instructor, who from 1987 to 1993 worked at the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), analyzing and reporting on various economic and budgetary issues for high-level policy makers, including the President.
Mr. Simpson left government service in 1993 to develop a business idea. His business story was featured in numerous prominent TV and print news media.
Since 1995, he has also written articles for various periodicals based both on his experiences in government and business, and a longstanding avocation in military history and policy. His work has been published in the Washington Times, American Thinker, FrontPage Magazine, DefenseWatch, Military, Soldier of Fortune, Small Business Opportunities magazine, Home Business magazine, and others. He left the business world in 2005 to develop his writing career full time.
August 20, 2009
RenewAmerica columnist Jim Simpson will discuss Obamacare and the "manufactured healthcare crisis" on the following radio programs today (Thursday):5–5:30 pm Eastern — Ron Smith Show, Baltimore's WBAL am 680.
7–8 pm Eastern — Politically Correct.
9 pm Eastern — The Awakening With Hanen and Arlen
Jim Simpson is an economist and former university instructor, who from 1987 to 1993 worked at the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), analyzing and reporting on various economic and budgetary issues for high-level policy makers, including the President.
Mr. Simpson left government service in 1993 to develop a business idea. His business story was featured in numerous prominent TV and print news media.
Since 1995, he has also written articles for various periodicals based both on his experiences in government and business, and a longstanding avocation in military history and policy. His work has been published in the Washington Times, American Thinker, FrontPage Magazine, DefenseWatch, Military, Soldier of Fortune, Small Business Opportunities magazine, Home Business magazine, and others. He left the business world in 2005 to develop his writing career full time.