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Jay Cost explains at National Review Online why conservatives angered about the latest federal budget deal should like at least one of its provisions. [T]here was a victory, of sorts,…
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Jay Cost explains at National Review Online why conservatives angered about the latest federal budget deal should like at least one of its provisions. [T]here was a victory, of sorts,…
Tevi Troy and Lanhee Chen offer health care reform ideas in a Washington Post column. Even if Republicans had succeeded in their recent efforts, skinny repeal would have come nowhere…
Those of you who watched with interest in 2014 as U.S. Sen. Richard Burr unveiled a health care reform plan will want to read an editorial posted at National Review…
Carolina Journal’s Dan Way reports on a legal challenge to Obamacare that will be heard by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in June. Christina Sandefur, a staff attorney at the…
Gov. Pat McCrory joined John Locke Foundation President John Hood, state legislative leaders, and representatives of national business and legislative groups for a JLF-sponsored Tax Day news conference touting the…
In a recent issue of Hillsdale College’s Imprimis, government professor and Claremont Review of Books editor Charles Kesler calls for Obamacare critics to focus their attention on the law’s clear…
Under Obamacare, The Independent Payment Advisory Board, more commonly known as the law’s ‘death panels’, will be made up of 15 unelected bureaucrats (appointed by Obama and the Senate) who will…
Next year brings two more critical provisions of the federal health law that will likely be perpetual talking points for the media: The Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB) — more…
View in your browser. Today’s weather forecast here in Raleigh includes a tornado advisory. According to the CBO’s latest report on the impact of the law’s employer mandate, Obamacare’s forecast…
Writing for Forbes, Michael Cannon of the Cato Institute examines President Obama’s “decision to exempt from the individual mandate those millions whose plans Obama himself cancelled.” This categorical exemption is a…
Kevin D. Williamson highlights for National Review Online readers an often-ignored problem linked to American health care: a recent supply-side decline. The number of jobs in health care grew 63…
N.C. Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan enthusiastically supported Obamacare and bragged about helping craft it. And when it came up for a vote in the Senate on Christmas Eve of 2009,…