Obamacare requires insurers to meet a federally-specified medical loss ratio. That is, they must spend a certain percentage of premiums on medical expenses. The remainder… Read More
In the ongoing discussion on how best to address the nation’s out-of-control deficit spending, one proposal would increase taxes by adding a value-added tax (VAT)… Read More
Vice President Joe Biden is at it again, this time spouting off on his desire to raise taxes through the looming expiration of the 2001… Read More
Health care isn’t something most students worry about. Government stats show about 80 percent of college students are covered under a parents’ plan. For them,… Read More
In a recent editorial somewhat misleadingly entitled “A Real Debate on Taxes,” The New York Times argues in favor of allowing the 2001 and 2003… Read More
So far, 21 states have filed lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of Obamacare. As they move forward, it’s worth pondering what would happen to the health… Read More
Obamacare creates a host of new federal requirements billed as consumer protections. But enacting these policies falls not on the feds, but on the states…. Read More
Social Security faces the serious danger of failing to live up to its name due to its unfunded obligations. Last week, the Social Security and… Read More
Next January, tax rates will increase—even though the country remains in a recession—unless Congress takes action. The Obama Administration’s solution is to extend the 2001… Read More
There’s a lot of talk these days about patient-centered health care reform. Before Obamacare, health care revolved around employers, and little has changed since passage… Read More
