Republican Efforts To Repeal Portions Of Obamacare Through ‘Skinny’ Bill Fail In The Senate
Senate Republicans’ efforts to repeal portions of Obamacare failed narrowly late Thursday night, thanks to three defecting GOP senators.
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.
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.
The Negative CBO Score Has Killed The American Health Care Act
While there are major reasons to doubt the CBO estimate, it assures the House-passed version of the American Health Care Act will never become law.
To Avoid Impeachment, Trump Should Pivot
What does a Trump pivot look like? It looks like running against Washington and refusing to even pretend to be a traditional Republican.
Hadley Heath Manning On Health Policy, Medicaid Reform, And Miss USA
Senior policy analyst at the Independent Women’s Forum, Hadley Heath Manning, joins today’s episode of the Federalist Radio Hour.
Parents Magazine Needs To Check The Facts Before Scaring Moms About Pre-Existing Conditions
Parents Magazine’s article on the AHCA misinforms readers about the potential effects of the legislation and the state of health care today.
GOP Tweaks To Pre-Existing Conditions Will Likely Affect Just 0.5 Percent Of Americans
Despite what you may have heard, ‘uninsurable’ people with pre-existing conditions are comparatively few, and it’s very hard to insure them no matter what mechanism Americans use.
You May Like Obamacare, But Don’t Forget About The People It Has Hurt
Arguing about this as if beneficiaries of ACA don’t exist isn’t right. Arguing about it as if people like me don’t is also not right.
Another Obamacare Catch-22: Break The Constitution Or Subsidize Insurance Premiums
Violating the U.S. Constitution could save federal taxpayers more money than stopping illegal Obamacare payments to health insurers, according to a new report.
How Suburban Chicago Moms Who Voted For Him Rate President Trump’s First 100 Days
Some of President Trump’s women voters grade his first 100 days, talk about our political divide, and consider what Trump should accomplish by the end of the year.
Our 100-Day Obsession Only Makes The Presidency More Powerful
For all his condemnations of Obama’s energetic presidency, Trump feels pressured to be just as energetic, or more so, in the first 100 days of his own.
The History Of U.S. Health Policy Is A History Of Political Exploitation
Over the past 50 years, health policy has failed disastrously, making conditions worse only after spending billions of taxpayer dollars without adding anything to patient care.
Obamacare May Increase Doctor Visits, But It Isn’t Making Anyone Healthier
Meanwhile, Obamacare prevents needy patients from getting help.
We Have To Earn $42,000 Every Year Just To Cover Our Obamacare, And GOP Plans Won’t Help
For this healthy couple over 60 years old, there is no substantive difference between Obamacare and the AHCA. In many respects, we may be worse off financially.
Trump Is America’s First Social Media President. That’s Not A Good Thing
Social media can accomplish great things. It can also be a sewer pit of self-absorption and thoughtless anger. Trump has to learn to tell the difference.
Here’s How Trump Can Get Congress To Repeal And Replace Obamacare
President Trump can indeed get a bill that keeps his promises to fully repeal Obamacare and to protect people with preexisting conditions.
To Really Fix Health Care, Republicans Must Get At What Spurred Obamacare
The Ryan Plan is dead. It’s time to figure out how conservatives can actually fix our health care woes, and not just put another Band-Aid on the problem.
Podcast: Ben Jacobs Talks Latest News On AHCA, Devin Nunes, And Brexit
Political reporter at the Guardian, Ben Jacobs, joins Federalist Radio to discuss the Republicans next approach to passing a health care bill.
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