The truth about universal coverage, part one
Note: A similar version of this article was originally published by Law & Liberty. The affordability issue is taking center stage in national political discourse this year. Foremost in this debate…
Note: A similar version of this article was originally published by Law & Liberty. The affordability issue is taking center stage in national political discourse this year. Foremost in this debate…
I was just scheduled for a non-emergency MRI three days after it was ordered. Checked to see what the story would have been for the same thing if I were…
Kevin Williamson shares with National Review Online readers his concerns about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Donald Trump is looking at 70 candles on his next birthday cake, and his…
Canadian writer Gregory Cummings gives us warning here against the politicization of medical care, which has led to long waiting lines and overconsumption in his country. What we need is…
Lots of Americans have been told that Obamacare will be nothing but good — care for everyone at less cost. Sound too good to be true? Of course it is.…
The mainstream media and lefty blogs had egg on their faces yesterday after publishing what they thought was a huge scoop that revealed Sarah Palin’s hypocrisy on health care. Palin…
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams needs heart surgery. Is he waiting in queues at one of Canada’s single-payer national health hospitals? You know, the kind the Obama administration and…
In order to get treatment, that’s why. Starry-eyed leftists love to praise the Canadian model of health care socialism. It seems so wonderfully egalitarian and progressive to get rid of…
Here’s an illuminating article by a Canadian woman who writes about the misery of trying to get treatment in her country. The Obamacrats soothingly say that we’ll never suffer anything…
I always worry when someone says, don’t worry it’s not so bad, and it’s not going to happen anyway. Case in point: CNN’s story on Shona Holmes, who came to…
Arnold Kling at TCS tries to sort through the whole Malcolm Gladwell New Yorker blob I commented on last week.
Krugman is being doubly deceptive here. First, Canadian health care only appears to be less costly because many people go without it, thanks to the long waits for treatment. Second,…