While Obamacare is for the near-poor and near-elderly at the expense of everyone else, Scott Walker’s proposal shows how a well-conceived conservative alternative would appeal to the middle class while saving a fortune.
The Weekly Standard, September 3, 2015Democratic republics must be governed by the rule of law, not by kingly executive decrees, or else they cease to be democratic republics.
The Weekly Standard, September 1, 2015The Wisconsin governor’s conservative alternative to Obamacare is a political and policy winner.
The Weekly Standard, August 26, 2015Santa Maria, California—site of the brutal rape and murder of an Air Force veteran—is a case study of what happens when the federal government won’t enforce immigration laws or drug laws.
The Weekly Standard, August 11, 2015
The similarities between the Planned Parenthood videos and the killing of Cecil the Lion are more telling than the differences.
The Weekly Standard, August 3, 2015
The stage is set for the candidates in the 2016 field to champion a winning alternative to Obamacare and thereby show that they can lead the way to full repeal.
The Weekly Standard, August 24 , 2015
The long and crucial struggle for repeal received a big boost when Scott Walker became the first leading Republican presidential candidate to advance a winning conservative alternative to Obamacare's 2,400 pages of federal largess.
The Federalist, August 18, 2015The press corps is advancing—and many Republican officeholders are buying—the false notion that Obamacare is both politically toxic and politically bulletproof, a claim that seems rather contradictory on its face.
The Weekly Standard, July 9, 2015
There are two good ways for Republicans to use reconciliation to advance the cause of repeal—use it to pass a bill to repeal the despised individual mandate, or use it to pass a bill to repeal as much of Obamacare as possible.
National Review, July 16, 2015With King v. Burwell behind us, Obamacare is poised to become the main issue in the 2016 election.
The Weekly Standard, June 30, 2015
Republicans who vote to “fix” Obamacare by selectively repealing parts of it—especially parts opposed by very well-funded business interests—aren’t doing the cause of repeal any favors.
The Weekly Standard, June 20, 2015If Republicans respond to a win in King v. Burwell by negotiating “fixes” to Obamacare in exchange for turning its subsidies back on, they will be handing President Obama a twofer.
The Weekly Standard, May 26, 2015
While Obamacare consolidates power, compels free citizens to buy things they don’t want, and dumps millions into Medicaid, Rep. Price’s new alternative—which debuted with 46 House cosponsors—would lower costs, increase quality, and benefit millions of Main Street Americans.
National Review, May 19, 2015
The 2017 Project’s executive director, Jeff Anderson, testifies that King v. Burwell provides a welcome opportunity for Congress to give states an off-ramp from Obamacare that leads to the genuine alternative Americans have been craving for years.
The 2017 Project, April 29, 2015
There is no dispute that immigration increases the size of the economy; the question is whether it increases the economic well-being of the typical American.
The Weekly Standard, April 27, 2015