New Minnesota Law Seeks To Help Aspiring Farmers Get Started
The law provides a 5 percent tax credit to older farmers who sell their land to beginning farmers, thus incentivizing the continued legacy of U.S. farms.
The Foodies Are Back To Fight For Counterproductive, Porky Ag Policies
Tom Colicchio is rounding up his foodie friends, who were pals with the Obamas but now marginalized by the GOP, to fight Congress over the 2018 Farm Bill,
Nope, The Evidence Still Says Income Inequality Is Not A Problem
Women don’t have to work to support their families, houses are not more expensive, college costs aren’t related to wage decreases, and wages have not stagnated since the 1970s.
How Will Senate Health Bill Lower Insurance Premiums? Corporate Welfare
Throwing taxpayer money at skyrocketing premiums won’t solve the problem, and will instead just create another entitlement that health insurers will want to make permanent.
Did LuLaRoe Transform Its Explosive Growth Into A Collapse?
When the popularity of the well-made and comfortable mommy-gear exploded in early 2016, the company took on thousands of additional consultants and cheapened product quality.
Obamacare Debate Is Largely About Welfare For Unhealthy Middle-Class Americans
The accusation that Republicans really want to shove the inhabitants of pediatric cancer wards onto the streets to die is obscuring the health-care debate we need to have.
How ‘Repeal-and-Replace’ Legislation Could Increase The Deficit
If an outright repeal of the ‘Cadillac tax’ receives more than 60 votes in the Senate the legislation likely would increase the federal deficit in the long term.
The GOP Senate Health Care Bill Isn’t Great, But It’s Better Than Obamacare
The GOP has a chance to begin reforming health care by undoing Obamacare. Can they really afford to pass up this opportunity?
Here’s What’s Inside Senate Republicans’ Health Care Bill
On June 22, Senate leadership released a discussion draft of their Obamacare ‘repeal-and-replace’ bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act. Here’s a detailed summary.
Competition Between Uber And Lyft Shows How Free Markets Make Life Better
Both companies work to keep each other smart, easy-to-use, and employee-friendly. Regulations and legislation can’t do that.
How This Millennial Learned That Any Job Is Better Than No Job (Or Mooching)
Many young people are told over and over again to ‘Follow your dreams.’ But that’s often a one-way ticket to poverty, wasted time, and entitlement.
The Only Kind Of Protest That Works
Boycotting, especially of major corporations and their advertising, is the new hotness when it comes to protests. And it’s actually working.
Senate’s Delayed Medicaid Phase-Out Idea Will Equal No Phase-Out At All
Senators have floated a lengthy phase-out of the enhanced federal match associated with Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion. That likely dooms any real Medicaid restraint.
Congressional Democrats Defend Obamacare At Their Own Peril
In their efforts to keep the Affordable Care Act alive, congressional Democrats don’t seem to notice that they’re giving ever more power to the executive.
Why Tax Reform Must Be Tied To Major Federal Spending Cuts
The idea that we must rob from Peter to pay Paul has led to historic levels of taxation in this country and helped stifle economic growth for decades.
Yes, Obamacare Really Does Disadvantage Disabled Americans
Obamacare provides states with a greater incentive to expand Medicaid to able-bodied adults than to cover services for individuals with disabilities.
Why President Trump’s State Department Budget Cuts Are Inspiring
President Trump has proposed cutting the State Department’s budget. Its mission will prevail. The power of cultural diplomacy comes from people, not government funding.
How CBO’s Analysis Of The House Health-Care Bill Is Politically Biased
The CBO’s report on Republicans’ Obamacare revamp revealed its inherent bias towards liberal cost-saving solutions rather than conservative ones.
AARP Tars Health Insurance ‘Age Tax’ While Profiting Big From One
AARP has literally made billions of dollars by imposing its own ‘tax’ on seniors buying health insurance policies, not to mention denying care to individuals with disabilities.
Even Democrats Can’t Fix Obamacare, Because Everything Popular Is Disastrous
The only way to make the Affordable Care Act sustainable while not eliminating its benefits is to double down on the parts people hate.
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