This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 1
Federal district judge Jed S. Rakoff rules (in United States v. Quinones) that the federal death penalty is unconstitutional.
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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 20
By a vote of 4 to 2, the California supreme court rules (in Committee to Defend Reproductive Rights v. Myers) that the state constitution . . .
Today in Capital Matters: USPS and Medicaid Reform
Chris Edwards discusses USPS and Ross Marchand covers Medicaid reform.
Let States Make Medicaid Better
Federal officials should give states a freer hand in shaping their own Medicaid programs.
The Human Costs of Covid-Related Medicaid Expansion
Millions of able-bodied adults now clog the program’s rolls, while hundreds of thousands of truly needy Americans languish on waiting lists.
How the Build Back Better Act Steers Billions of Medicaid Dollars to Labor Unions
There’s simply no excuse for allowing unions to rig Medicaid for their own enrichment at the expense of caregivers, Medicaid beneficiaries, and taxpayers alike.
Republican Senators Demand Information on Improper Medicaid Payments
The senators’ letter cited the November 2020 CMS improper-payment-rate report and the 21.4 percent improper-payment rate in Medicaid.
The Biden Administration’s Medicaid-Expansion Scheme
Focusing on merely expanding ‘health coverage’ will do nothing to address the inadequate supply of health care in states such as North Carolina.
McAuliffe Dodges on Taxpayer Funding of Abortions for Medicaid Recipients
Terry McAuliffe also falsely claimed he ‘never advocated changing’ Virginia’s statute on late-term abortion.
Long-Term Care Needs Reform, Not More Money
Congressional Democrats want to throw more money at Medicaid, but that won’t improve long-term care.