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Obamacare Implodes
As HSAs and similar plans have soared in the private market, health spending growth has plummeted. That is the result of market competition and incentives.
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Heartland Daily Podcast: IRS Scandal Gives Obamacare a Poor Prognosis
Host Steve Stanek interviews Dr. Keith Kantor, CEO of Service Foods, about whether or not the IRS should continue its major role in administrating Obamacare. Revelations that the Internal Revenue Service targeted conservative, libertarian, and constitutionalist[...]
The Taxman Cometh (for Tea Partiers)
The petty tyrants at the IRS have added to the distrust, even dislike, of government by many Americans — not just committed conservatives or Tea Party activists. It will make every attempt to increase the size and intrusiveness of government — including the implementation of Obamacare which requires many thousands of regulatory “trust me’s” and a large role for the IRS — much harder to sell.
Part-time Nation: Was the April jobs report really the Obamacare jobs report? | AEIdeas
Part-time Nation: Was the April jobs report really the Obamacare jobs report? | AEIdeas
Just How Ignorant Is President Obama About Realities Of ObamaCare? – Investors.com
Just How Ignorant Is President Obama About Realities Of ObamaCare? – Investors.com
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Overreaching Internet Sales Tax Is Obama’s Calculated Deception Of Gullible Voters
The Internet has flourished as a generally tax free zone and an enormous boon to our entire economy. We should keep it that way.
You Can Lead a Horse to Water…
Even if ObamaCare is perfectly implemented on time and within budget, it is unlikely to have any positive effect on the numbers of uninsured ― the entire reason it was enacted.
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Featured · Internet/Telecom
RE: The Internet Sales Tax Rush
After a long series of insightful articles about how low taxes promote economic growth, Art Laffer gets the internet tax wrong.
Will the Number of Uninsured Rise Under ObamaCare?
It is cruelly ironic, but the massive law that was enacted to solve the problem of the uninsured in America is more likely to worsen it. This would be true[...]
Heartland’s Joe Bast on Running a Think Tank in the Information Age
Brent Hamachek and Tom Kuchan of Segueway Solutions invited President and CEO of The Heartland Institute, Joe Bast, to speak on their radio show, “Segueway to Success.” They talk about Heartland’s mission, how Heartland[...]
The Lessons of Iraq and Obamacare
With the opening of the George W. Bush Library this week in Texas, plenty of journalists are writing long think-pieces about the man and his legacy, which basically amount to[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Featured · Politics
President Obama’s Predictable Budget: More Spending, More Tax Increases
President Obama tells us in the Overview to his Fiscal Year 2014 Budget just released last week that his budget proposes, “more than $2 in spending cuts for every $1[...]
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Heartland Daily Podcast: The Harmful Effects of the Medical Device Tax
At the start of this year makers of medical devices became subject to a federal excise tax on their products. It’s an especially bad way to fund Obamacare, says the[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Featured · Internet/Telecom
Federal Government Looking to Tax Internet – And Let States Do It Too
The Big Government, Never-Enough-of-Your-Coin-Coalition – Internet Division – is at it yet again. The Barack Obama Administration has since it’s inception been very active in over-regulating the Web – for[...]
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