Buy 1, Get 3 Free! Experts say Obamacare ‘grace period’ gives fraudsters the green light
Watchdog.org: Senior Fellow Devon Herrick explains the potential for insurance fraud under ObamaCare.
Watchdog.org: Senior Fellow Devon Herrick explains the potential for insurance fraud under ObamaCare.
NCPA: Should you get married? The Affordable Care Act says no, according to a new study from the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA).
Health Wonk Review: Trying to keep up with health care news? NCPA President John Goodman’s Health Policy Blog breaks down the latest news around the Affordable Care Act in this week’s edition of Health Wonk Review.
Dallas Morning News: NCPA President John Goodman comments on the President’s visit to Dallas and the problems with ObamaCare.
Just as there are penalties in the tax code for couples who get married, financial penalties in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) also discourage couples from “tying …
Investor’s Business Daily: Financial penalties in ObamaCare discourage couples from “tying the knot,” writes Senior Fellow Devon Herrick.
In the United States, eligibility for government social benefits is based mainly on an absolute measure of poverty – the federal poverty level – which is an income threshold that varies by family size. The level is supposed to be the minimum income required for a household to buy such things as food, clothing and shelter. In 2013, the poverty threshold varied from $11,490 for a one-person household to $23,550 for a family of four.1
CNN: On CNN’s Crossfire, Newt Gingrich cites NCPA figures on the number of individuals who will lose their health insurance under ObamaCare.
Forbes: NCPA President John Goodman has a free market health plan that would replace ObamaCare, improve Medicaid, and reduce the cost of health insurance.
Fox Business: Senior Fellow Devon Herrick tells Fox Business that it’s no surprise that young people are not signing up for health insurance.
The American Spectator: Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara anticipates that Americans will be forced to decide between bailing out bankrupt insurance companies or transitioning into government-run health care.
One News Now: NCPA Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett explains that E15 ethanol has not been approved for all cars on the road.
Fox News Channel: John Stossel cites John Goodman’s ideas from his Health Policy Blog on the Fox News Channel.
Olympia Business Watch: NCPA President John Goodman has a health plan that would put power into the hands of patients.
Fox News Channel: Insurance premiums are rising because costs are being shifted from the sick to the healthy, explains NCPA President John Goodman.
EconLog: Only a small percent of Americans were denied insurance because of a pre-existing condition, according to NCPA President John Goodman.
Breitbart: A National Center for Policy Analysis study explains that there will not be enough doctors to go around if Virginia expands its Medicaid program.
CNBC: NCPA Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer comments on the Federal Reserve’s bond buying and the impact of ObamaCare on the economy.
Dallas Morning News: NCPA President John Goodman’s book Priceless explains what bringing the true cost of health care back to the health care market would do to costs.
Townhall: NCPA President John Goodman breaks down the President’s health care promises and explains why insurance premiums are going up.
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Philly.com: Is sea level rise something to fear? NCPA Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett doubts the accuracy of climate change computer models.
Fox Business: Senior Fellow Devon Herrick comments on the difficulties for insurance companies of underwriting small groups of people.
Fox Business: Senior Fellow Devon Herrick comments on some of the broken ObamaCare promises.
Fox Business: Could we replace our current tax system with only two taxes? Yes, say Senior Fellow Larry Kotlikoff and NCPA President John Goodman.