Why Didn’t Obamacare’s Mandate Work?
It has not served to make health insurance more affordable and attractive.
Piercing the Fog of a Public Option
A public option is only likely to expand overall health-insurance coverage to the extent that it is subsidized with additional funds.
Liability to Be a Public Charge Is Mostly about Health Care
The administration’s proposed policies instead insist on personal responsibility.
To Reduce Seniors’ Drug Costs, Expand Medicare Advantage
The program gets the incentives right.
‘Medicare for All’ Would Be Terrible for Seniors
Democrats’ ‘Medicare for All’ would impose enormous tax increases on all, including seniors, to pick up all medical costs currently borne by employers and those of working age.
‘Medicare for All’ Would Devastate Bernie’s Home State
Vermont’s health-care sector would face a 31 percent cut.
No, Single-Payer Reforms Won’t Curb Hospital Costs
Reforms that eliminate barriers to hospital competition are a much smarter option.
