Wise Beyond Their Years
Under Obamacare, will the young be better off paying the premium, or paying the fine?
The Weekly Standard, November 27, 2013
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How Unpopular Has Obamacare Become?
The more voters get to know Obamacare, the less they like it—with recent exit polls in Virginia and New Jersey showing Obamacare’s sinking popularity.
The Weekly Standard, November 11, 2013 -
A Lawless ‘Fix’
What gives President Obama the authority to circumvent Congress and change his centerpiece legislation unilaterally?
National Review, November 14, 2013 -
A River of American Money Flows to D.C.
Main St. Americans would be a lot better off if their wages weren’t bankrolling the affluent lifestyles of those living in and around Washington, D.C.
The Weekly Standard, September 23, 2013 -
Nebraska Senate Candidate Calls for Repealing the ‘Obamacare Worldview’
Ben Sasse takes dead aim at Obamacare and talks about how to wrestle power from the “insider, permanent political class” and return it to individuals, families, and local communities.
The Weekly Standard, October 10, 2013 -
Obamacare QB: the ‘Individual Market Is Going Away’
Obamacare architect Ezekiel Emanuel declares that, under the health-care overhaul, the individual market will shut down as the federal government decides what type of health insurance Americans need.
National Review, November 4, 2013 -
If at First You Don’t Succeed, Lie, Lie Again
Rather than honoring his promise to the American people that they could retain their preferred health coverage, the president once again insists that he and big government know best.
National Review, October 31, 2013 -
The Deal to Reopen Government and Raise the Debt Limit
Republicans aren’t the only ones who have something to worry about in the wake of the recently completed budget battle.
The Weekly Standard, October 16, 2013 -
The Question That Wasn’t Asked
If Republicans were to better communicate their rather moderate position in the budget battles, they would likely find most Americans to be in agreement with them.
The Weekly Standard, October 11, 2013 -
No Mandate
As the funding battle wages on, now is the time for Republicans to clearly defend their position and hold their ground in delaying the individual mandate and ending the congressional carve-out.
The Weekly Standard, October 10, 2013 -
It’s the Law, Yes, and Most Americans Oppose It
Three and a half years’ worth of polling has consistently shown overwhelmingly opposition to Obamacare—and, in America, the cool and deliberate sense of the community will prevail.
National Review, September 30, 2013 -
Taking Aim at Obamacare’s Coercive Core
In two keys ways—one psychological, the other functional—delaying Obamacare’s individual mandate would help pave the path to full repeal.
The Weekly Standard, September 28, 2013 -
Lawlessness in the Executive
In response to President Obama’s long and growing list of refusals to “take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed,” Republicans should defend the rule of law and trust in the American people.
The Weekly Standard, September 2, 2013 -
Obama’s Wrong Numbers
Obamacare wouldn’t provide anywhere near “universal” coverage, and its projected costs are looking worse all the time—but you’d never know it from listening to President Obama.
National Review, September 26, 2013 -
The Play Should Be Delay
The best way to target Obamacare in the upcoming budget battles is to listen to the American people and make a determined push for the overhaul’s delay.
The Weekly Standard, September 16, 2013