Bush Cabinet Secretary Has a Blog
Wonders never cease. Mike Leavitt, Secretary of Health and Human Services, is no doubt giving his legal advisors fits by publishing a blog. It's pretty good, too.
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Monday, April 07, 2008
Wonders never cease. Mike Leavitt, Secretary of Health and Human Services, is no doubt giving his legal advisors fits by publishing a blog. It's pretty good, too.
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3 Comments:
It IS good, especially like index of topics. Not many commenters, either so if you have a particular concern, now is the time to get your voice heard, I would think.
Totally off subject. John, if you have enduring interest in Lincoln, there is a Lincoln Museum in Fort Wayne IN. I just heard the collection will be split up and museum will only be open until end of June. Might be a nice little trip if you are interested.
Craig,
I do have a huge, enduring interest in Lincoln, and hadn't heard of the Fort Wayne museum, which I'll have to check out, since it's not too long a drive. Next year is a big one for Lincoln buffs, as it's the 200-year-anniversary of his birth. His adopted hometown of Springfield Illinois is going all out on that. So too in lesser fashion, I suppose, will Kentucky, where he was actually born.
Looking forward to your archives.
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