Obamacare

What we now know to have been one of the worst economic and financial crises of the post-World War II period began about ten years ago in 2007.

After Donald Trump along with nearly every Republican candidate in 2016 promised a full repeal of Obamacare, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) headed down a separate path: a three-phase process to “repeal and replace Obamacare.”

Why do single-payer health care supporters treat it like an unassailable good?

It’s time to really cut, cut, cut ethanol and other renewable fuel mandates – maybe to zero.

Medicaid used to be the program providing health care and medical services to the poor. Before Obamacare, Medicaid covered primarily poor retirees, children in poor families, and the disabled living in poverty — the “truly needy.”

Congress should take a vote on simply repealing ObamaCare. Republicans should be forced to go on the record to show how they keep—or renege on—their campaign promises.

Republicans have not done a good job explaining their Obamacare Liberation bill to the American people.  But the Republican bill would actually be far better for the middle class, working people, and the poor than Obamacare.

On July 19, Heartland Institute Policy Advisor Dr. Jane Orient joined Newsmax TV headquartered in New York to discuss the latest Republican efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare.

Few things are as clear as the bankruptcy of the political “left.”

The Republicans in the Senate have rolled out Ryancare 3.0.

The Senate has finally unveiled its heretofore secret plan for pretending to repeal the (Un)Affordable Care Act (ACA, UCA, or ObamaCare): the Better Care Reconciliation Act.

Listen to the whole hour with Tony Katz. Tim comes in starting at the 12:34 mark, when Tony sets him up.

The Obamacare death panel should be killed before it’s too late.