Single-payer health care is back on the political agenda, pushed by Democratic Socialists and their leftist allies as the answer to Americans’ frustrations with private medical insurers.
But while excoriating insurance companies may be good politics, forcing everyone into a government insurance monopoly would be disastrous policy.
Today’s insurance market has flaws, granted — but at least Americans aren’t trapped.
As the shutdown of the federal government extends beyond 30 days, the key…
The Colorado Supreme Court, in a break with its long hostility to TABOR, finally…
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The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for…
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Chicago aldermen for the first time pushed through their own budget,…
Policy analyst, Harris Van Pate, joined the WGAN Morning News to discuss Maine…
The following commentary is based on remarks presented by Ted Kefalas of the…
The Star Tribune reported this weekend about several data center projects that…
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