Dr. Tom Price’s newly released Obamacare alternative, which already has 67 House cosponsors (and counting), is a welcome development in the war to repeal and replace Obamacare.
National Center for Policy Analysis, May 26, 2015There was already a private health insurance website that worked like Expedia or Orbitz, but HealthCare.gov’s gain has been eHealthInsurance’s (and taxpayers’) loss.
Forbes, March 18, 2015The end of Obamacare’s insurer bailout is an important step on the road to repealing the 2,700-page overhaul.
National Center for Policy Analysis, December 15, 2014
Having announced plans to slough off part-time workers onto Obamacare’s exchanges at taxpayer expense, Obamacare-supporter Walmart now plans to sell exchange policies to those same workers (and others) in its own stores—further highlighting how big government and big business work together against the interests of Main Street Americans.
National Center for Policy Analysis, October 13, 2014Many insurance companies are pricing their Obamacare exchange policies at what they suspect will be a loss—knowing that the bulk of their losses will be picked up by taxpayers through the Obamacare insurer bailout.
National Center for Policy Analysis, September 8, 2014When young people bought mandatory Obamacare-compliant insurance, they disproportionately did so through a private website, eschewing HealthCare.gov.
National Center for Policy Analysis, May 16, 2014