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John R. Graham Conservative Outfitters 12/27/2013 In two recent posts I discussed out-of-control prices for hospital services, especially emergency-room care. In the first, I argued that sky-high hospital prices are the result of government interference. In the second, I cheered the fact that consumer-driven health plans are inducing hospitals (ever so gradually) to be more […] December 27th, 2013 | Tags: #PajamaBoy, Ethan Krupp, financial assistance policy (FAP), hospitals, non-profits, Organizing for America, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) | Category: Medicine | Comments are closed
Victor Davis Hanson Works and Days PJ Media 12/22/2013
Will Kane of High Noon Pajama Boy wasn’t. Somehow we as a nation went from the iconic Marlboro Man to Pajama Boy — from the noble individual with a bad habit to the ignoble without a good habit — without a […] December 23rd, 2013 | Tags: "Duck Dynasty", #PajamaBoy, cultural elite, liberal elitism, Marlboro Man, metrosexual, Organizing for America, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), popular culture, vacations | Category: Barack Obama, Health Care, Media, Politics, Progressives, Socialism, Tea Parties | Comments are closed
Spencer Cowan The Weekly Standard 12/23/2013 In a rare moment of candor, the Obama administration has acknowledged that the so-called Affordable Care Act is making insurance less affordable for millions of Americans. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services the other night issued a press release that outlines new options for the nearly 5 million […] December 23rd, 2013 | Tags: #PajamaBoy, catastrophic insurance, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), contraception, doctors, employer-sponsored benefits, homosexuals, individual mandate, insurance exchanges, insurance premiums, Log Cabin Republicans, Medicaid, Medicare, Michael Ramirez, Out2Enroll, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), penalties and fines | Category: Barack Obama, federal mandates, Health Care, insurance, Progressives, Taxes | Comments are closed
Pema Levy Newsweek 12/17/2013 Obamacare may have its problems, including more bugs than you can find in the cornfields of Nebraska, but its legal worries were meant to end after the Supreme Court upheld the individual mandate, the heart of the Affordable Care Act. Now, as the technologists charged with making healthcare.gov work report progress, […] December 19th, 2013 | Tags: #GetTalking, #PajamaBoy, catastrophic insurance, Cato Institute, employer mandate, Ethan Krupp, federal exchanges, Halbig v Sebelius, individual mandate, insurance exchanges, Jonathan H. Adler, Judge Paul L. Friedman, Michael Cannon, Michael Carvin, Organizing for America, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), subsidies, U.S. Court of Appeals for DC | Category: Department of Health and Human Services, US Constitution | Comments are closed
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