Oy. In a 2011 conversation about the Affordable Care Act, MIT economist Jonathan Gruber, one of the architects of the law more commonly known as Obamacare, talked about how the bill would get rid of all tax credits for employer-based health insurance through "mislabeling" what the tax is and who it would hit. In recent …
Utterly Shameful
I am more than a little late to this story, but let it be noted that there is something rotten in the state of the Department of Veterans Affairs: Amid contrived outrage over Benghazi and the improving fortunes of its healthcare reform, the Obama administration could be facing a genuine scandal about its treatment of military veterans …
Obamacare Deceptions Continue Apace
At the risk of asking a naïve question that will live forever on the Internet, how much worse do things have to get before someone from the Obama administration gets fired for deliberately misleading the public? In the opening days of Obamacare’s October 1 launch, federal officials touted high web-traffic numbers, but repeatedly refused to provide …
The Bottomless Disaster that Is the Obamacare Rollout
Once again, they pull me back in: Obamaphiles are finally forced to admit that the White House's previous assurances regarding Obamacare--that it would allow those who like their insurance to keep it--had the unfortunate tendency to not coincide with the truth. David Axelrod now informs us that "most people" will be able to keep insurance plans …
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Accountability Has Become Such an Antiquated Concept
Gene Healy on the president who is never there:"Hey, don't look at me -- I'm just the president!" That's the common thread in President Obama's response to his recent scandal eruptions, from IRS harassment of Tea Partiers to his Justice Department's spying on AP reporters. Like everybody else, Obama learns about these things via cable …
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