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Monday, April 7, 2008

A Longer School Year is No Solution 

Filed As:  Education (k-12)

Many proposed education reforms involve "more," usually more money. One such "more" is to extend the school year. Writing for the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, Terry Stoops calls it "more »»

Monday, April 7, 2008

Slacker Mandate Advances in Kentucky 

By Marc Kilmer

Filed As:  Health Care

The Kentucky General Assembly has approved legislation that will add the state to the growing list of states that require insurance companies to cover adult "children" on parents' insurance. ... more »»

Monday, April 7, 2008

Massachusetts Doctors Stretched Thin 

Another unintended consequence of RomneyCare

By Marc Kilmer

Filed As:  Health Care

While the Massachusetts health care plan has not produced its promised universal coverage, there are more people signed up for health insurance than before the law took effect. Unfortunately for some of them, they are finding that health insurance more »»

Monday, April 7, 2008

Hillary's Plan 

By John Goodman

Filed As:  Health Care

Barack Obama had it right from the beginning. Hillary's health plan, he said, would try to force people to buy something they cannot afford and then impose a heavy fine on them when they don't buy it. At the end of the day, they will be worse off than they were at the outset.

Now Hillary ... more »»

Monday, April 7, 2008

Yet Another Medicaid Expansion 

Filed As:  Health Care

The South Carolina Policy Council reports on yet another plan to expand Medicaid, this time in a project called the South Carolina Collaborative. Supporting the effort are the state's medical association, hospital association, and ... more »»

Monday, April 7, 2008

When Health Care Transparency is a Trojan Horse 

Power to the Government!

By Linda Gorman

Filed As:  General, Health Care

Start your week right by enjoying the gate crashing call to action pasted below. An email from a progressive group, it clearly shows how calls for health care transparency are being used as Trojan horses--without more government control we'll never know what is going on--and why those interested in ... more »»

Monday, April 7, 2008

Retail Clinics Mean Quicker Service 

Filed As:  Health Care

The Houston Chronicle reports that the rise of walk-in clinics at retail outlets and expanded government prescription drug coverage to seniors may be responsible for the shrinking number of patients at the Harris County ... more »»

Sunday, April 6, 2008

Early Retirement = "Unpatriotic" 

Must we work longer to serve Social Security and Medicare?

By Paul Gessing

Filed As:  Health Care

Andrew L. Yarrow of the Baltimore Sun argued recently that Americans who retire early from the work force are both "selfish and ... more »»

Friday, April 4, 2008

Home School Decision on Hold 

Filed As:  Education (k-12)

That controversial decision to squash home schooling in California? It's now on hold. A small breath of fresh are for freedom of choice in education.

Friday, April 4, 2008

It’s Not Just Your Health, It’s Your Freedom 

Filed As:  Health Care

The title of these comments—shamelessly borrowed from a Mr. Goodwrench ad campaign of a few years back--is indicative of where we should be headed in the health care debate as the end of the Kansas legislative session draws to a close. Health care reform should be concerned with creating a ... more »»

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