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This document profiles United States Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers and her work advocating for people with Down syndrome. It discusses several bills she has introduced or supported, including the Keeping All Students Safe Act, Achieving a Better Life Act, Trisomy 21 Translational Research Parity Act, and the Pre-Natally and Post-Natally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act. The document also features pictures of Congresswoman Rodgers with her family and quotes her discussing the importance of research on Down syndrome.
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States passed the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) that defined marriage as union between one man and one woman. This was asserted in 1996 when Congress passed a federal DOMA that stated that no state should be compelled to recognize a same-sex union performed in another state. Same-sex marriage supporters argue on the basis of non-discrimination and equality while those who oppose cite the social impact of legalization (Masci, 2009).
Article reflection
As a reflection, public polls and surveys conducted in the past few years indicate that the majority of Americans oppose the legalization of gay marriage. The biggest opposing faction is religious groups. The ratios, however, have been shifting in favor of the supporters. This may represent an ideological change amongst Americans and a turning point for the nation.
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The road ahead seems that the debate on same-sex marriage will remain a hotly contested issue. The best course of action is to have a committee review the stand on same-sex marriage objectively and inclusively to come up with a position that will be the position of the American people.
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“Gay marriage showdown” is a scholarly article by Kenneth Jost published on the CQ Researcher on September 26, 2008.
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The author Kenneth Jost is an adjunct professor at Harvard College and Georgetown University Law Center. He has authored The Supreme Court Yearbook and is the editor of The Supreme Court from A to Z. the author wishes to discuss same-sex marriage legalization in different states with the residents and legislators in these states.
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but certainly untrue misperceptions regarding organ donation after deceased. In his TED Talk,
“Giving the Gift of Life through Organ Donation,” transplant surgeon Chris Barry speaks with a
great deal of emotion and knowledge about organ donation after deceased. Dr. Chris Barry lists a
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religion does not accept organ donation, doctors will not work as hard to save your life if they
know that you are a registered organ donor, and finally the belief that one is too old to donate
their organs. He states that, “This kind of thinking is killing people.” It’s important for everyone
to be informed about the facts regarding organ donation and to not fall into the trap of the
countless misperceptions. In fact, Paolo Bruzzone, MD provides the facts of religious beliefs on
organ donation in his article, “Religious Aspects of Organ Transplantation,” he confirms that
“No religion formally forbids donation or receipt of organs or is against transplantation from
living or deceased donors.” These myths are recognized and explained in the majority of
research done on organ donation and transplantation. Specifically, the Health Resources and
Services Administration (HRSA) informs the public about the myths and provides the facts about
the myths eliminating any confusion about organ donation and transplantation. The HRSA states
that, “There’s no age limit to organ donation. To date, .
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Organ Donation: You Can Make a Difference
The national organ transplant waiting list continues to grow larger and larger, day by day,
and we need to take action to decrease the number of patients dying before they receive a
lifesaving organ. Although the idea of everyone receiving a transplant that will save their life is
desirable, it’s practically impossible to save every single person that is on the waiting list. It may
not be possible to reduce the amount of names added to the waiting list everyday, but it is
certainly possible to reduce the amount of people that die each day while waiting for a lifesaving
transplant. Significant research has been done to explain the reason for the continuous shortage
of organ donors and possible solutions have been proposed to put an end to the issue. Majority of
research on organ donation agrees that proper education about donation processes, improved
procurement processes, and donation after circulatory or cardiac death are all potential solutions
to increase the donor pool. Implementation of these ideas is necessary to decrease the amount of
patients dying and to increase the amount of registered donors.
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arises in conversation. The primary cause of this opposition and fear are the numerous believable
but certainly untrue misperceptions regarding organ donation after deceased. In his TED Talk,
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cmorris71
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religion does not accept organ donation, doctors will not work as hard to save your life if they
know that you are a registered organ donor, and finally the belief that one is too old to donate
their organs. He states that, “This kind of thinking is killing people.” It’s important for everyone
to be informed about the facts regarding organ donation and to not fall into the trap of the
countless misperceptions. In fact, Paolo Bruzzone, MD provides the facts of religious beliefs on
organ donation in his article, “Religious Aspects of Organ Transplantation,” he confirms that
“No religion formally forbids donation or receipt of organs or is against transplantation from
living or deceased donors.” These myths are recognized and explained in the majority of
research done on organ donation and transplantation. Specifically, the Health Resources and
Services Administration (HRSA) informs the public about the myths and provides the facts about
the myths eliminating any confusion about organ donation and transplantation. The HRSA states
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This document summarizes demographic information about members of the United States Congress, including age, gender, religion, party affiliation, and marital status. It also provides biographical details about specific representatives and senators from Texas, such as Joe Barton, Wendy Davis, Chris Turner, Kay Bailey Hutchison, and John Cornyn. Current events voted on in Congress are also mentioned, such as allowing concealed carry permits across state lines and establishing a cap and trade system to reduce greenhouse gases. Leaders from both parties in the House and Senate are outlined with their prior occupations and places of birth.
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Subject: Massachusetts’ Healthcare Reform Act
Massachusetts’ Healthcare Reform Act
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Massachusetts State is among the states that have made a number of attempts aimed at reforming the state's healthcare system to make access to quality healthcare available for its residents. Recently in 2006, Massachusetts passed the Healthcare Reform Act, which was later, signed into law by former Governor Mitt Romney (Van der Wees et al., 2013). The rationale for this healthcare reform was to provide near-universal health insurance coverage for Massachusetts’ residents.
Adoption of the Reform
The Massachusetts Healthcare Reform Act was passed by the State legislators after years of negotiation between Mitt Romney and the legislators with a compromise reached in 2006 resulting in the enactment of the reform that was effectively signed into law by Romney on 12 April 206. The reform has made several changes to its healthcare system in a move aimed at achieving a near-universal healthcare coverage for the residents of the state. The first change was made to the state's Medicaid program that was broadened by providing a MassHealth waiver, extending health insurance coverage to children in low-income families with up to 300% of the federal poverty level (FPL) (Kaiser Family Foundation, 2012). Massachusetts created what is called Commonwealth Care, which provides the residents of the state with access to subsidized health insurance for eligible individuals with earnings below 300% of FPL. Under this new healthcare reform, individuals with income below 150% of FPL also have the option of selecting a plan without a monthly premium and low-cost sharing. However, eligible individuals with earnings falling between 150-300% PL are subsidized by the state using a sliding scale.
The Massachusetts Healthcare Reform Act also saw the state expand its Insurance Partnership Program by providing incentives and subsidies to the employers to give and workers to enroll in the state's employer-sponsored insurance. In this respect, Massachusetts State subsidized insurance costs for the workers in the state who would otherwise be eligible for programs subsidized by the government. However, small businesses are only eligible for up to $1,000 in support per qualified worker who falls below the 300% FPL (Van der Wees et al., 2013). Under the program, the state government pays the portion of qualified workers' premiums that is equal to what the employees would be expected to pay if employees were on a subsidized plan. Additionally, under this new healthcare reform, any employer in the state who fails to provide health insurance to its workers is expected to pay what is called a ‘fair share' assessment to the government of up to $295 per worker ever ...
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This document is a Supreme Judicial Court case from 2003 regarding same-sex marriage in Massachusetts. The court ruled that denying marriage licenses and benefits to same-sex couples violated the state constitution. Specifically, it found that:
1) Marriage is a cherished social institution that provides legal, financial, and social benefits and obligations.
2) Denying these benefits and protections to same-sex couples based solely on their sexual orientation created second-class citizens, which is forbidden by the state constitution.
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“A Contentious Debate: Same-Sex Marriage in the U.S.” is a research paper submitted by the PEW research center on July 9, 2009.( Pew Research Center's Religion & Public Life Project, 2009)
Authors credentials purpose and audience
The author, David Masci, is a senior research fellow at Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life. The purpose of his paper is to give an overview of the current state of gay marriage in the U.S. the paper’s target audience is the general American population.
Content summary
The report seeks to address current and past efforts by members on both sides of the divide- those for and against same-sex marriage. As of 2009 10 states had legislation legalizing same-sex marriage while 29 states had legislation prohibiting the same. The big win for the proponents came as President’s Barack Obama grant of family medical leave and other benefits to the same-sex partners of federal workers. (Goldberg, 2008) The author deems the battle to have been won by the supporters of same-sex marriage. This is supported by California Supreme Court’s decision on May 2009 to uphold Proposition 8 constitutionality. (Masci, 2009)
Article evaluation
States passed the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) that defined marriage as union between one man and one woman. This was asserted in 1996 when Congress passed a federal DOMA that stated that no state should be compelled to recognize a same-sex union performed in another state. Same-sex marriage supporters argue on the basis of non-discrimination and equality while those who oppose cite the social impact of legalization (Masci, 2009).
Article reflection
As a reflection, public polls and surveys conducted in the past few years indicate that the majority of Americans oppose the legalization of gay marriage. The biggest opposing faction is religious groups. The ratios, however, have been shifting in favor of the supporters. This may represent an ideological change amongst Americans and a turning point for the nation.
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The road ahead seems that the debate on same-sex marriage will remain a hotly contested issue. The best course of action is to have a committee review the stand on same-sex marriage objectively and inclusively to come up with a position that will be the position of the American people.
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“Gay marriage showdown” is a scholarly article by Kenneth Jost published on the CQ Researcher on September 26, 2008.
Authors credentials purpose and audience
The author Kenneth Jost is an adjunct professor at Harvard College and Georgetown University Law Center. He has authored The Supreme Court Yearbook and is the editor of The Supreme Court from A to Z. the author wishes to discuss same-sex marriage legalization in different states with the residents and legislators in these states.
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