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Monday, August 31, 2009

Government Waste Not Just on Oahu 

By Pearl Hahn

Filed As:  General

Who can forget the time Kauai residents joined together to complete a $4 million road repair, which was estimated to take two years, in only eight days and for free? While providing an uplifting lesson about what is humanly possible, the story also paints a grim picture of the extent of government waste ... more »»

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Stossel Shrugged 

CER may limit unapproved choices? "So what," yawns libertarian muckraker. Under Obamacare, innovation is history anyway

By Mark Todd Engler

Filed As:  General, Health Care

The Reason Foundation's Shikha Dalmia had an article yesterday at Forbes that listed some of the lies President Obama has been laying on the masses, suggesting perhaps our Dear ... more »»

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Cash for Clunkers – Dead End Model of Government 

By Laura Brod

Filed As:  General

Why is it every time the government comes up with a "fix" or "solution" it just makes everything worse? The cash for clunkers program, while well intentioned, is driving us down a dead end road. In a remarkably short time it has become a showcase for why government gets it wrong much of ... more »»

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Private Sector Power 

By John LaPlante

Filed As:  General

It's easy to beat up on Wal-Mart. (In fact, I've done so several times in recent days.) But Greg Kaza, head of the Arkansas Policy Foundation, offers some praise for the company's good works, in an op-ed published by more »»

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

More Evidence Bredesen Must Be Doing Something Right? 

The Tennessee guv's govt-care reforms and cost-savings measures are the subject of hysterical press speculation

By Mark Todd Engler

Filed As:  General, Health Care

The (Nashville) Tennessean ran an article yesterday, "Patients fear life without TennCare," that attempted to paint Democratic Gov. Phil Bredesen's administration ... more »»

Friday, June 19, 2009

The Consensus on Health Care Spending: We’re in Conflict 

The good news is, that's normal

By Mark Todd Engler

Filed As:  General, Health Care

According to the Pew Research Center, 78 percent of Americans don't think "we" in this country spend the appropriate amount on health care. That oughta indicate something pretty important, right?

It does indeed. Respondents to ... more »»

Monday, June 15, 2009

Bad Medicine 

By Mark Todd Engler

Filed As:  General, Health Care

President Obama declared today he doesn't want to socialize American health care, drive private insurance plans out of business or force people onto a government-run "public option," and that anyone ... more »»

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Competition's the Cure 

By Mark Todd Engler

Filed As:  Economic principles, General, Health Care

In his latest Townhall.com column, "Competition Would Save Medicine, Too," John Stossel takes issues with Dr. Atul Gawande's "otherwise ... more »»

Monday, June 8, 2009

Health Care Debate in Alabama 

Filed As:  General

As in every state, there has been a flurry of activity also here in Alabama from the "grassroots" advocates of President Obama's public health care plan. I have noticed in Alabama how remarkably disciplined their messages has been through letters to the editor to radio talk shows. Language, ... more »»

Friday, June 5, 2009

The Envelope, Please... 

By Grace-Marie Turner

Filed As:  General, Health Care

The Galen Institute this week announced the winners of our "Do No Harm" video contest.

We received a number of exceptional video entries that showed creativity, an ... more »»

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