Health Care Reform

Health Chief Expects Tough Obamacare Enrollment Season This Year

Many of the hardest-to-reach people still need help.
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Scott Walker And The Trouble With Obamacare 'Replacement' Plans

Repeal is one thing. Replacing Obamacare with a plan that works is another.
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Obamacare Safety Net Catching People Who Lose Health Insurance

Obamacare isn't just for people who are uninsured today. It's also for people who lose their insurance tomorrow.
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No, The Obamacare 'Lie Of The Year' Didn't Just Become True

Conservatives keep calling Obamacare a 'government takeover,' no matter what the numbers say.
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Health Care Spending Is Rising Faster, But Don't Panic

Expenditures aren't going up as much as they did during the 1990s and 2000s.
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Creating Disease: Big Pharma and Disease Mongering

There's a lot of money to be made from telling healthy people they're sick. Pharmaceutical companies are actively involved in sponsoring the definition of diseases and promoting them.
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An Historic Sunday: March 21, 2010

This Sunday, the House of Representatives will convene to conduct the most important vote it has cast in forty years. The health care reform vote is historic both on substantive and political grounds.
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Thomas Jefferson and "The Blood of Tyrants"

Those who hold the belief that the 2nd Amendment gives them an individual right to take violent action have isolated Jefferson's "tree of liberty" quote in order to justify a radical ideology.
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