As Obamacare compels people to buy insurance yet still fails to hit coverage targets — hitting only 46 percent of original CBO projections for the net decline in the rate of uninsured — it’s time to repeal it and replace it with a winning conservative alternative.
Forbes, March 31, 2015
Medical inflation is down mostly because overall inflation is down, and if anything the evidence suggests that Obamacare has increased medical inflation versus what it otherwise would have been.
Forbes, March 9, 2015
Originally projected to reduce the number of uninsured by three-eighths by 2014, Obamacare now appears to have reduced that number by only one-eighth (with most of those on Medicaid)—while hiking millions of Americans’ premiums.
Forbes, April 1, 2014
As thorough analysis by a Duke University health policy scholar demonstrates, there are about five times as many losers as winners under Obamacare.
Forbes, January 28, 2014From higher taxes on the middle class to higher costs for coverage, President Obama’s promises for “universal,” “affordable” health care are not remotely matching up to reality.
The Weekly Standard, October 21, 2013President Obama’s signature legislation amounts to a massive wealth-transfer from the younger (and poorer) to the older (and wealthier).
Forbes, August 23, 2013This piece offers concrete examples of how the structure of Obamacare’s exchanges, coupled with President Obama’s unilateral employer-mandate delay, provide fertile ground for fraud.
The Weekly Standard, August 5, 2013