3 Key Health Care Reforms Conservatives Should Rally Around
By Christopher Jacobs: We don’t need to adopt socialist ‘health care is a human right’ talking points in order to have a better, more efficient, free market system.
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Should We Move Away From Employer-Sponsored Insurance?
By Chris Pope: The battle to reform health insurance has largely concentrated on the individual market, in which only 15 million Americans are enrolled.
Read MoreReplacing Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance with Government-Financed Coverage: Considerations for Policymakers
By Doug Badger: In an important paper the Galen Institute is releasing today, Senior Fellow Doug Badger examines the role that employer-sponsored health insurance (ESI) plays in the larger U.S. health sector and offers…
Read MoreThe Idea That the US Has a ‘Free Market’ Health Care System Is Pure Fantasy
By Ryan McMaken: According to the World Health Organization, US per capita government spending on health care is the fourth highest in the world.
Read MoreThe United Kingdom’s Cautionary Socialized Medicine Tale
By Sarah Lee and Charlie Katebi: As Vermont senator Bernie Sanders (I) continues to tout the so-called benefits of “Medicare for All” — despite its exorbitant costs and the fact that the next generation…
Read MoreHealth Care Needs Free-Market Reform, Not Single-Payer
By Justin Haskins and Charlie Katebi: The Obamacare scheme has unquestionably failed to provide Americans with affordable health insurance.
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The Path Forward on Health Reform for Conservatives
Conservatives have had twenty-five years to understand and actually follow the correct path on healthcare reform (remember Hillarycare?). Here are Marie Fishpaw and Tim Chapman providing one updated path: Key Takeaways: Americans care, immensely, about…
Read More4 Better Ways To Address Pre-Existing Conditions Than Obamacare
By Christopher Jacobs: Obamacare uprooted the entire market to address a comparatively small universe of truly uninsurable patients. A better reform would use a more specialized approach.
Read MoreThe Fallacy of Single-Payer Health Care
A video from City Journal: Chris Pope joins John Stossel to talk about the debate over single-payer health care—a system in which the federal government would assume all health-care costs currently borne by private…
Read MoreWhat The Press Isn’t Telling You About The Politics Of Pre-Existing Conditions
By Christopher Jacobs: The left and media assume if you don’t support Obamacare, then you cannot want to protect individuals with pre-existing conditions. False.
Read MoreThere is operatively no difference between Republicans and Democrats on pre-existing conditions
By Philip Klein: The battle over coverage for pre-existing conditions has become a central front in the 2018 midterm elections, but however heated their rhetoric and whatever their positions have been in the past,…
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A Proposed Republican Pledge on Health Care
Newt Gingrich lays out an excellent — and rather detailed pledge — that congressional Republicans should make: The 2018 midterm elections are less than two weeks away, and many polls show there is a…
Read MoreThe GOP Is Making Health Care Great Again
By Deroy Murdock: The good news about Republicans and health care may be the midterms’ biggest secret.
Read MoreObamacare-Inflated Health Costs Are Sucking Away Tax Reform’s Success For Families
By Chip Roy: Despite good economic news, the high costs of health care remain the most pressing and worrisome domestic issue for families and individuals.
Read MoreObamaCare Failed To Make Health Care Affordable; Here’s A Plan That Will
An Investor’s Business Daily editorial: A group of free-market health care reformers have developed a reform that would sharply reduce premiums for individuals, wouldn’t cause millions to lose coverage, and would save taxpayers money. Read…
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