^HealthCare
Maybe the Government Just Shouldn’t Ask People if They’re Uninsured | The Beacon
Sir John Cowperthwaite was the Financial Secretary of the British Colony of Hong Kong when it began to boom in the 1960s: Asked what is the key thing poor countries should do, Cowperthwaite once remarked: “They should abolish the Office of National Statistics.” In Hong Kong, he refused to collect all but the most superficial Read More
Health Spending Unscathed in Shrinking Economy | The Beacon
Last Friday’s terrible revision to first quarter GDP — from an initial estimate of 0.2 percent real growth to a real loss of 0.7 percent — confirms that health spending stands over our weak economy like a colossus. In the initial estimate, personal consumption spending on health services increased by billion (chained 2009 dollars). Today’s Read More
ObamaCare – Conservapedia
^HealthCare, !::SOCIALISM INTRINSIC FAILURE, !Welfare, §.ABSTRACT ECONOMY/Keynesianism
dossier: #USA Socialism Failure
From Conservapedia start content ObamaCare, formally known as “The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act,” (ACA) will impose massive penalties on young workers, small businesses and others who choose not to buy expensive health insurance, beginning in 2014. ObamaCare is the biggest handout by liberals to a single interest group — the health insurance industry
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The Political Divide In Health Care: A Liberal Perspective
^HealthCare, §Philosophy
dossier: LIBERTARIANISM: BASIS
Red or blue. Republican or Democrat. Conservative or liberal. The media delights in separating the United States into two sharply divided camps. To a considerable extent, these irreconcilable divisions exist, although numerous bridges span the red-blue chasm. In the realm of health policy, a similar division is evident, with a wide gap splitting liberal from
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The Real War on the Middle Class | Mises Institute
^Education, ^HealthCare, +private SCHOOLING #LIBERTARIAN REFORMING (BottomUp) ** (in Direct Democracy)
April 28, 2015 Ron Paul One of the great ironies of American politics is that most politicians who talk about helping the middle class support policies that, by expanding the welfare-warfare state, are harmful to middle-class Americans. Eliminating the welfare-warfare state would benefit middle-class Americans by freeing them from exorbitant federal taxes, including the Federal
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