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David Weigel Bloomberg.com 11/11/2014 Rich Weinstein is not a reporter. He does not have a blog. Until this week, the fortysomething’s five-year old Twitter account had a follower count in the low double digits. “I’m an investment advisor,” Weinstein tells me from his home near Philadelphia. “I’m a nobody. I’m the guy who lives in […] November 11th, 2014 | Tags: David Cutler, Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, health exchanges, Jonathan Gruber, King v. Burwell, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), Rep. Trey Gowdy, Rich Weinstein, subsidies | Category: Health Care, insurance, journalism, Media accountability, SCOTUS, Taxes | Comments are closed
…so they hid the truth on purpose. Amy Miller Legal Insurrection 11/10/2014 One of Obamacare’s architects was recently caught in a nasty moment of honesty that has the potential to further damage Democrats who signed on to the Affordable Care Act. Jonathan Gruber, who served as a technical advisor to President Obama during the ACA’s […] November 10th, 2014 | Tags: Jonathan Gruber, King v. Burwell, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), Phil Kerpen, Rich Weinstein, subsidies, transparency, University of Pennsylvania | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Health Care, IRS, legislation, SCOTUS, Taxes | Comments are closed
Rushing To Cancel Medicare Cuts They Asked For, Trying To Turn This Into Political Win Joseph R. Carducci Downtrend 2/22/2014 …You may or may not remember, but last month the HHS announced that Medicare cuts are on their way. These were actually written into the ObamaCare law, and the insurance companies have already reacted to […] February 23rd, 2014 | Tags: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), doctors, exchange plans, Kay Hagen, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Sen. Mark Pryor, Sen. Mary Landrieu, subsidies | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Department of Health and Human Services, Elections, Health Care, insurance, Politicians | Comments are closed
Keith Koffler White House Dossier 12/21/2013 …The middle class, of course, is not what this White House is about. Its incessant assertions of providential care for average income earners has a distinct doth protest too much, methinks, ring to it. Rather, the White House’s voluble concern for the middle class is a political tactic – […] December 21st, 2013 | Tags: "hardship exception", income redistribution, middle class, November 2014, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), redistribution of wealth, Separation of Powers, subsidies, waivers | Category: Barack Obama, Federal spending, Health Care, insurance, Socialism, Taxes, Video | 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
Timothy P. Carney The Washington Examiner 11/30/2013 The audacity and mendacity with which the Obama administration defends its illegal contraception mandate is standard fare for politics. What’s distinctively Obamian in this fight is the insidious corporatism underlying it all. Look at the contraception mandate from almost any angle, and you see the corporatism. Sometimes it’s […] December 5th, 2013 | Tags: Conceptus, contraception, corporatism, entrepreneurs, Hobby Lobby, insurance mandates, Mark Raabe, Merck & Co., Pfizer, Pharmaceutical industry, Sally Susman, subsidies | Category: Barack Obama, Health Care, Lobbying | Comments are closed
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