In an article entitled, “GOP Gives Up On Repealing Obamacare”, FrontPageMag.com writes: Republicans in the nation’s top lawmaking body have never really wanted to get rid of Obamacare. They would prefer to present the program, which David Horowitz correctly describes … Continue reading
Last week, left-wing politicians, activists, and columnists gleefully rejoiced that they had unlocked the easy path to single-payer health care in America: Just cut reimbursement payments to health providers by 40 percent and then raise taxes by $32 trillion over … Continue reading
Here’s a simple idea to help lower healthcare costs: Publish prices. A bipartisan group of state lawmakers in Colorado is pushing a bill to do precisely that. The Comprehensive Health Care Billing Transparency Act would allow Coloradans to see the … Continue reading
President Trump touted his executive order on Obamacare that attempts to lower premium costs for younger Americans and others while cutting off federal subsidies to insurance companies, saying their “windfall” has ended. “Health Insurance stocks, which have gone through the … Continue reading
More and more Democrats are signing on for socialist Bernie Sanders’ “Medicare for All” plan. Single-payer: It’s coming. It has to come, because in the absence of a free market, there’s no other option. Remember the post office monopoly? Before … Continue reading
“From Anthem to Aetna, major health insurers are leaving ObamaCare marketplace,” reads a headline. Actually, what is a marketplace? A marketplace implies a context where two or more willing parties voluntarily make an exchange. The exchange is agreeable to both … Continue reading
Progressive Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO), spewing her propaganda on the practically state-run MSNBC, chastised President Trump and his supporters the other day: “[I]t would be the height of irresponsibility for this president to continue to threaten millions of Americans that … Continue reading
Senator John McCain, who cast the deciding vote to squelch the clean repeal of Obamacare, chided both sides for not being bipartisan over the last several years. McCain said, “I hope we can again rely on humility, on our need … Continue reading
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), said he was disappointed with Republicans who wanted to keep Obamacare regulations and not trust the free market for solutions. Paul said, “The problem is Republicans can’t seem to … Continue reading
Compromise is a perfectly nice idea when two parties want the same thing. If two people want to eat dinner, they can negotiate or compromise on where. Chinese food tonight, Italian food tomorrow. If they both want to see a … Continue reading
Vice President Mike Pence highlighted the nearly 2 million Americans who have dropped Obamacare this year in a Tuesday speech to employees at U.S. Health and Human Services ahead of meetings with lawmakers at the White House and on Capitol … Continue reading
Is health care a right? No way. If health care were a right, then the person providing the medical care would have to be a slave. For you to say, “I have a right to health care” means, at the … Continue reading