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Tag Archives: healthcare
Who Will Provide My Health Care?
by Deane Waldman Whom do you want to operate on your heart: a doctor or a bureaucrat? This scenario is neither a joke nor an exaggeration. Two trends happening right now make it likely that the person who will provide … Continue reading
Unequal Protection Under the Health Care Law
by Hal Scherz One of life’s minor annoyances occurs when someone receives preferential treatment because of his wealth or perceived power. Many people have experienced this firsthand when a “VIP” comes into a restaurant and jumps ahead while they’ve been … Continue reading
Obamacare Heads to the Supreme Court
by Doug Bandow When Congress was pushing through President Barack Obama’s plan to nationalize health care decision-making, legislators gave little thought to the Constitution. After all, the denizens of Capitol Hill had grown accustomed to passing whatever laws they desired, … Continue reading
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Obamacare: Government Decided and Government Provided.
by Barbara Samuells In 2014 your healthcare will change. Your doctors and hospitals are all planning changes right now to comply with the PPACA (Obamacare) so they can remain in business. Did you know that in 2011 your W-2 will … Continue reading
Let’s Not Forget About Obamacare
by David Harsanyi Democrats will often get irritable when some clingy philistine refers to Obamacare as “socialized medicine.” It’s simply not a precise phrase for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. In any event, it’s not socialized yet, you … Continue reading
Debt, Health Care, & Recession
It was bad government policies that got us into this mess. Better policies could get us out. When Standard & Poor’s downgraded its credit outlook for the United States, former senator Phil Gramm (R., Tex.) was not surprised. Now an … Continue reading
The End of Medicare As We Know It
By Christopher Chantil As usual, Mark Steyn has comically grasped the essence of the budget problem. Democrats are right, he admits, when they say that the Ryan Budget Plan means the end of Medicare as we know it. But let’s … Continue reading
Editorial: Death panels, maybe. Rationing, probably
It’s debatable whether, under Obamacare, “death panels,” perhaps committees of bureaucrats charged with deciding what types of medical care the government will pay for and what it won’t, especially as the costs rise toward the end of life, are a … Continue reading
Obamacare: An Unacquired Taste
Americans understand the health-care law, and they hate it. ‘History repeats itself — first as tragedy, then as farce,” noted Karl Marx. With the new Republican majority in the House planning to vote next Wednesday on repeal of Obamare, Democrats … Continue reading
Obamacare Pushes for Early Death
The Obama White House has backed off expressly including end-of-life counseling as part of annual well visits for seniors on Medicare. That is a victory for Americans of all ages who spoke out against this government intrusion in how and … Continue reading
