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China's May 4th movement is marked today by Blawg Review # 210, up at China Law Blog. Dan Harris tried to bring on world peace through his last outing as BR host, but it didn't work, so he's fired up the cynicism in the current edition.
Whether you're a starry-eyed idealist or hard-bitten cynic, I welcome your blawg post submissions for next week's First Hundred Days edition, now that we've had a week or so to mull it all over. (I've tried a lot of things, but not bringing on world peace, in my prior outings as Blawg Review host.) Send in the cream of the crop of commentary and analysis regarding the Obama Administration's start, through the usual Blawg Review channels. See you all back here at HealthBlawg then if not before.
Oh, and May the Fourth be with you. (Groan.)
David Harlow
The Harlow Group LLC
Health Care Law and Consulting
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