The United States health care system has been dominated by employer-sponsored health insurance for decades. Some 158 million Americans are estimated to receive their coverage through their employer, according to…
Employer-sponsored health insurance coverage is a unique feature of the American health care system. About 158 million individuals in the country under age 65 get their insurance through an employer.…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online uses the recent federal court ruling against the Affordable Care Act to remind readers about that legislation’s fundamental problems. [T]he problem with Obamacare isn’t…
Paige Winfield Cunningham of the Washington Examiner focuses on one piece of the Affordable Care Act that’s likely to disappear. At least one part of Obamacare is likely doomed once…
Obamacare’s idea of nudging businesses and their workers to be more cost-conscious on health care spending is to levy a hefty tax on loaded health plans. ‘Repeal and Replace’ proposals…
Paul Howard and Yevgeniy Feyman explain at National Review Online why they believe the Affordable Care Act’s “Cadillac tax” ought to be scrapped. Unions want to repeal the tax, or…
When people argue over health reform, there are two schools of thought on how to equalize the tax-treatment for the purchase of health insurance: Have health insurance plans be tax-free across the…
View in your browser. Health policy doesn’t exactly rank high on the summer reading bucket list. Let’s be real — for most people, it’s not all that fitting for the…
One of the reasons why health care expenditures keep on climbing is because employer-sponsored health insurance is a tax-free employee benefit. Forbes contributor John Goodman explains: “Take a worker in the…
In his new book, Overcoming Obamacare, Philip Klein of the Washington Examiner lays out the nuances among three different schools of thought on how best to repeal and replace or reform Obamacare.…
In Forbes, John Goodman discusses how Republicans oppose Obamacare’s tax on gold-plated employer-sponsored health insurance plans. Instead, conservative ‘Repeal and Replace’ plans propose to place a cap on the tax-exclusion…
Robert Moffit explains for the Daily Signal how private-sector actors can help “spark a health care revolution.” For many years employers have struggled with providing health insurance to workers and…