03.13.2017
By Natalia Castro The difference between the United States and every other country is that in other countries the government provides people with opportunities, here we choose our opportunities. The logical flaw of the left is the attempt to provide individuals choice by transferring those […]
03.10.2017
By Robert Romano One obvious drawback to the new health care system proposed by Congressional Republicans from a free market perspective is the continued presence of private insurance subsidies, this time via refundable tax credits. It raises an obvious question: If the Republican legislative plan to repeal […]
03.09.2017
By Natalia Castro Two months into the President’s term, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has finally revealed the American Health Care Act , claiming the legislation will satisfy the promise of Obamacare repeal. However, it is already clear that conservatives feel their promises have been far from […]
03.08.2017
By Robert Romano Lost over the weekend amid President Donald Trump’s very serious and important allegation over Twitter that former President Barack Obama’s administration had engaged in surveillance of the Trump campaign in 2016 was another tweet from Trump that goes to the heart of claims that Russia had anything at all to do with the supposed […]
03.07.2017
By Robert Romano In 2016, Republicans in Congress set the floor for what a repeal of Obamacare would look like in H.R. 3762 , legislation that former President Barack Obama vetoed that included ending Medicaid expansion, premium subsidies, cost-sharing subsidies, the individual and employer mandates, reinsurance, risk corridors and […]
03.06.2017
By Peter Hong Recall the flak Mitt Romney took in 2012 for declaring war on Big Bird when the candidate suggested that he would cut federal subsidies for PBS? Well, Sesame Street may be on HBO now, but the fight over defunding the Corporation for Public […]
