Jewish Groups, Medicare, And Political Issues

Past that, it has concerned itself inappropriately with Israeli national politics, hence lessening its concentrate on United States institutional and university-based antisemitism. The question is: Just how pertinent have the significant Jewish companies been?

Critique of Jewish Organizations

As an honorary lifetime participant of the Anti-Defamation Organization’s National Payment, I am in strong agreement with the premise of Kathryn Wolf’s excellent critique of America’s significant Jewish companies (“Mission drift,” PostScript, June 1).

Senator’s Controversial Apology

Sen. Joni Ernst seems to have dug her own grave with a bonkers graveyard “apology” for her snarky and unacceptable “we’re all mosting likely to die” remark at her city center the day prior to (“Legislator in simulated apology,” June 2).

Medicare Enrollment Concerns

Re: “They’re Not Cutting Sufficient” (Editorial, June 4), when I transformed 65, I enjoyed with my exclusive insurance, and had little need to enlist in Medicare, which, like Medicaid, is economically stammering.

Call for Justice: Crime Victims

It is beyond belief that legislators go to extremes to sustain these despicable awesomes, while neglecting the pain of these devastated and heartbroken families, that will likely never ever overcome their severe catastrophe.

I have wondered why the government would certainly persuade persons such as myself to sign up in a monetarily stressed system when I was more than satisfied to spend for my exclusive insurance coverage and thus not concern the federal government.

The answer most often offered to me is that it became part of a refined effort to ruin private health insurance and thus to produce a “universal” strategy regulated by the government, which people such as Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez freely advocate for.

It’s high time that public officials take a closer appearance at what they are doing on part of these horrible culprits and get to out to and support these families, rather than pander to these criminals. Enough is enough.

It’s high time that public authorities take a closer look at what they are doing on behalf of these horrible offenders and reach out to and sustain these family members, rather than pander to these crooks. Sufficient is enough. Send your ideas (along with your complete name and city of house) to letters@nypost.com.

Yet, I was informed that if I really did not enroll in Medicare when I was 65, I would certainly be penalized if I later on selected such protection. Therefore, I reluctantly registered in Medicare and bought a personal “additional” strategy to cover the gaps in Medicare coverage.

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