Dear all: We’re grateful for the scientific breakthroughs, the logistic miracles of production and distribution, and the dedication of our medical professionals. All teamed up to get many folks the immunity they need to better fight and survive the nearly continuous stream of – and likely continued evolution of – COVID variations. Around 70% of
Dear all: As the twentieth anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center approaches, I’m really struggling, thinking, and processing. We seem to have made things worse for ourselves over the past 20 years. At home, we’re having arguments over masks and shots, defunding the police, canceling people. And, we’re debasing our own currency,
We continue to hear from people surprised and outraged by the Long-Term Care Act in Washington State – and we continue to hear that our efforts to stop the Act are not wasted! Chambers of commerce, businesses, charities, and organizations across the state continue to spread the word on this bad tax and are writing
Our country finally achieved energy independence – a dream for many decades. President Carter created the US Department of Energy, with the vision of the United States becoming truly energy independent. Entrepreneurs in our country invented, developed, and perfected advanced means of producing natural gas. Their successes were so profound as to literally reverse the
Electric power is so reliable that we almost take it for granted…until it’s not there. And, society has new expectations of electric power systems. Expectations include integrating renewables and smoothing out their intermittency, and powering electric cars. The link below takes you to an article Dr. Schweitzer wrote for Electric Energy, the magazine of the
We have hosted nearly a dozen workshops for Washington Chambers of Commerce who have reached out for help. In a virtual or in-person meeting, we: Share in layman’s terms what the Long-Term Care Act is Walk through what it really means for Washington employers and employees Provide attendees and Chamber leaders with letter templates to
Below are a list of books that are highly recommended by Dr. Schweitzer. Most books are linked through the nonprofit organization archive.org. With a free account, you can borrow a digital copy of the book in its entirety at no cost. Exceptions are noted. Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman (1962) Free to Choose by
On August 17, 2021, Dr. Edmund Schweitzer appeared on “The Commute with Carlson” radio show, hosted by John Carlson on KVI 570 to discuss Washington State’s new Long-Term Care Act. This Act takes away Washingtonians’ freedom to choose how they will pay for any future long-term care needs. Click here to read Dr. Schweitzer’s open