Today Massachusetts voters head to the polls for a special election to vote for their new Senator, either Democrat Martha Coakley or Republican Scott Brown. Few people expected Brown to put up much of a fight, as Democrats have enjoyed a firm hold on the state’s Senate seats for decades, but it’s become a very … Read more »
What to Expect in the Final Health Care Reform Bill
While we’ve been inundated with reports on health care reform and the bill currently making its way through the Senate, there has been much confusion on which items will stay in the bill and which will be scrapped. And since C-SPAN was never allowed to film negotiations, despite the administration’s promise to keep deliberations open … Read more »
Democratic Congress Would Overreach It’s Authority by Forcing Purchase of Coverage
As health care legislation continues to evolve and be debated in the government, one key issue is the administration’s desire to force health coverage on Americans. The administration assumes that compulsory coverage is fair game, and would put our country one step closer to universal healthcare, but it faces one major impediment – the United … Read more »
Health Care Reforms Will Take Years to Implement
As the debate on health care reform continues, millions of Americans are learning more details of the bill believed to be on the verge of passing through the Senate. But one detail that’s often overlooked is that most of the bill’s provisions would take several years to implement, keeping tens of millions of uninsured Americans … Read more »
Recent Survey Shows Majority of Americans Fearful That Health Care Reform Will Bring Higher Costs
As the Senate continues to wrestle with the health care reform bill, a Washington Post-ABC News poll* shows that the American public is growing wary of legislation intended to overhaul the health care system. While a small majority of Americans still believe that government action is needed to curb health care costs and expand coverage … Read more »
