Medicaid Expansion Is Helping Able-Bodied Adults Instead of the Truly Needy
Here are three ways to fix it.
Idaho Considers What Could Be the Worst Obamacare Plan Yet
Obamacare is a terrible law, but Idaho’s new proposed plan to expand upon it makes a bad situation even worse.
The Biggest Welfare Crisis You’ve Never Heard Of
Spending on Medicaid is ballooning out of control, threatening other social services. A work requirement would help in several ways.
Getting to Work in Maine
By requiring able-bodied Medicaid recipients to work if they are able, Maine is concentrating help on those who need it most.
Medicaid Reform: Three Lessons from Arkansas
States that are serious about reducing dependency and protecting the truly needy should follow Arkansas.
Three Things President Trump Can Do to Reduce Dependency
Work requirements help welfare recipients get back on their feet. Here are some steps the Trump administration can take.
Welfare Reform Can Flourish in the Post-Obama Era
Welfare reforms that put aid recipients to work are a good deal for the recipients and for the general public.