Republican lawmakers remained staunchly opposed to using the federal government to regulate health insurance. We speak to Columbia Journalism Review contributing editor Trudy Lieberman and pediatrician Dr. Margaret Flowers of Physicians …
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Our Socialist-in-Chief, Barack Obama, appears be going beyond his plans for a government insurance program to compete with the private sector, and instead, he’s proposing something much more radical: having the federal government set …
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John Tamny from Forbes Nowhere in the Constitution is health care mentioned as something the federal government has the power to oversee. Yet politicians in both political parties pay varying degrees of lip service to the notion that …
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Health Care, and the 16 Percent of GDP Canard – 24/7 Wall St.
Raise the Medicare tax by half a percentage point, and eliminate the tax-deductibiity of health insurance benefits for people making more than $150K a year in household income, $100K for singles. Then make the federal government the …
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Marginal Revolution: Health care: where to go from here?
Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum on Tuesday threatened to sue the federal government if Congress approved a proposal requiring Americans to buy health .
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Remember that this bill won’t insert the federal government into the business of health care. The government is already in that business, to an enormous extent. Government agencies spend about $4500 a person on health care — roughly as …
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Asserts the libertarian Republican commentator: “What words in the U.S. Constitution allow the federal government to compel every American to purchase health insurance? Where does the Constitution allow the federal government to take …
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Booker Rising: Health Care In America: Bookerista Perspectives
The giant House and Senate health care bills reflect a faith in federal government control over the financing and delivery of Americans’ health care.
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pawlenty “The federal government is running a Ponzi scheme,” Gov. Pawlenty told a New Hampshire radio audience Wednesday, and if pending reforms are enacted, federal health care programs are destined for bankruptcy.
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In Canada, “the private sector” is already “a crucial part” of the Canadian health care system.
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