Nearly 200 physicians and patients attended the Doctors Town Hall this past Saturday in Costa Mesa, CA to learn more about restoring individual liberty, personal responsibility, and free market economics to medical care in the […]
By: Alieta Eck, MD When my husband and I spent two years in Mexico, we became very thankful for our own country where we were protected from “organized thuggery.” At regular intervals we would have […]
AAPS along with 5 individual physicians (Janis Chester, M.D., Mark Hauser, M.D., Leah S. McCormack, M.D., Guenter L. Spanknebel, M.D., and Graham L. Spruiell, M.D.) filed an Amicus Brief asking the 11th Circuit Court of […]
CALL YOUR TEXAS HOUSE MEMBER NOW THE VOTE IS THURSDAY! Please call and urge your legislator in the Texas House to VOTE YES on CSHB 1013 by Fred Brown. 86 State Representatives have already signed […]
Please call and e-mail the undecided members of the Texas House Calendars Committee and their Chiefs of Staff to ask them to support CSHB 1013 and vote it out of the Calendars Committee, so that […]
A majority of the Texas House members, 81 of 150, have signed on as sponsors of the Texas Medical Board (TMB) reform bill, CSHB 1013. This bill eliminates most confidential / anonymous complaints against hardworking […]
by Jane M. Orient, M.D., Rep. Paul Ryan has gotten some very important things right. First, $1 billion may be real money, but it’s nothing compared to our federal deficit. We need to talk in […]
This 1974 AAPS Newsletter article decries the fiscal irresponsibility of Nixon’s proposed budget deficit of $9.4 Billion. Compare that to the $1.6 Trillion ($1,600 Billion) estimated budget deficit of 2011! [Note the mention of the […]
The Texas Medical Association recently tried to justify its opposition to HB 1013 – which passed the Texas House Public Health Committee by a 7-2 vote with the support of AAPS members, and which would […]
By Alieta Eck, M.D., In 1821, Josiah Quincy, a legislator in Massachusetts noted that the poor are of two classes. 1) Those who are wholly incapable of work– through old age, infancy, and sickness and […]
