Not a mandate, not a tax, the Affordable Care Act’s requirement that everyone have health insurance is just a political fiction.
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Tag Archives: Health Care Reform
Reality Takes Down The CLASS Act
A Washington tradition lives on: burying bad news, in this case the government’s new long term care program, on a Friday afternoon.
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Companies Catch Up On Health Reform
In the months since my business ended its company-paid health insurance coverage last October, our employees have been learning to …
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My Letter To A Senator Friend
Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., is a personal friend whom I have known for 35 years. My college roommate was his …
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Unintended Results: Reviving The Single-Payer Option
If the government wants me to pay for a service — let’s use health care as an example — it …
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Getting Real Health Insurance On Campus
When a student chooses a college, he or she often is selecting a health plan as well. And that plan …
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The End Of Our Company-Paid Health Insurance
For 15 years, I have taken pride in paying the full cost of health insurance for every full-time Palisades Hudson …
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Taxing The Tan, Not The Sun
Ultraviolet light does not do anyone’s skin any favors, even when it imparts an attractive tan. And skin does not …
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Get Ready In Neonatal ICU When ‘Affordable Care’ Is Born
We can make a perfect human being in nine months. It’s going to take much longer to make the Affordable Care Act viable.
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