Letters to the Editor

A problem that can be ignored no longer
Concerned physician: "I have been amazed and frankly a bit outraged at the apathy that this chronic problem has engendered." More
Another solution to drug shortages
A reader suggests a means by which to create reserve supply. More
The role of liberal democrats in foiling regional cooperation
Reacting to Remapping Debate's series on San Jose and the Silicon Valley region, a reader points to the exercise of narrow self-interest among wealthy liberal democrats as a key reason why regional solutions have not been implemented. More
Another perspective on health care overutilization and underutilization
Reader recognizes underutilization problems identified in Remapping Debate article, but thinks harms from overutilization are real and need to be emphasized. More
New York Times criticism missing the bigger picture on Detroit
Reader identifies the broader interests he believes will be the winners and losers in the "remaking" of Detroit. More
Kennedy and Nixon as partners on health care reform
Reader takes exception to article's portrayal of the two men as opponents in debate over national health insurance. More
Responses to “Journalists in the service of Pete Peterson”
Readers have additional questions about the lack of numbers behind reporters' inquiries on budgetary issues and about Remapping Debate's critique of the practices of some of the journalists who participated in Peterson-sponsored fiscal summits. More
The lack of “affordability” in the Affordable Care Act
A reader further questions just how affordable the Affordable Care Act is for employees. More
Nuclear power plant flood risks need to be addressed with urgency
Long Island reader says Nuclear Regulatory Commission is moving too slowly. More

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