Obama's Lack of Respect for the Rule of Law

The administration is determined to do what it wants and not worry about the pesky checks and balances of government

Rational Thought about Lung Transplants

Some rational thoughts on lung transplants

Scalia: We're not stupid

Scalia to solicitor general: we're not stupid

If Obamacare is upheld

If ObamaCare is upheld then how do we answer the question: what is the limit to federal power.

ObamaCare and the Law

An Excellent collection of posts from Liberty Blog about the legality of ObamaCare

What goes into creating a job?

Many people of the occupy wall street movement are asking: where are the jobs? But how many people have stopped to ask themselves how a job gets created.

Will Kagan Recuse herself?

Should Kagan, and will Kagan recuse herself from the review of Obamacare?

Should Kagan recuse herself from Obamacare cases?

Should Elena Kagan recuse herself from Obamacare cases?

Health Care: Romneycare has a long way to go

The economist explains that the Massachussets health care reform, which President Obama modeled the national reform after, still has a long way to go to prove its worth.

Medicaid for Middle Class?

A glitch has been found recently in the new health care law that may allow middle class families to qualify for medicaid.

Constitutionality of Health Care Law being challenged in Appeals Court

The Health Care law is being challenged in an appeals court. Most observers believe it will ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court.
One of the Judges on the appeals court asked if congress has the authority to force people to buy goods on the open market, is there any limit to their power?

Looming Primary Care Physician Shortage

The number of medical students going into primary care has dropped by 50% since 1997. A shortage of primary care physicians looms as fewer future doctors are interested in general practice. It isn't surprising that new doctors are avoiding the lowest paying jobs. When medical schools saddle new doctors with an average of around $200,000 worth of debt each (in addition to whatever loans they may have outstanding from their undergraduate educations), many doctors seek more lucrative fields. Some argue that this could derail Obama's new health care law, by questioning how we plan to treat all of the uninsured if we already have a shortage of primary care physicians.

Physician Reimbursements by Medicare: will elderly patients be able to find doctors?

Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements are often below operating costs for doctors who choose to see patients covered by these insurance plans. While the number of patients on Medicare is rising, the number of doctors willing to see these patients is not growing to meet that demand. Will Medicare patients be able to find doctors willing to see them? What good is government health insurance if it can't get you in to see the doctor?

Estimates of employers dropping coverage in 2014

When the new health care law comes into effect (dubbed Obamacare) many employers may seek to dump healthcare benefits. McKinsey estimates that 30% may drop employer based health care. The CBO expects the number to only be 7%.

We Must "End Medicare As We Know it"

Medicare as we know it is unsustainable. It will ultimately no longer exist in its current state; it remains to be seen how it will end and on whose terms. At least Paul Ryan has offered his plan on Medicare Reform. If anyone else does, I'll post those too.

Obama's Solicitor General: If you don't like the Insurance Mandate, make less money

Obama's Solicitor General Argued that if you don't like the insurance mandate, you can opt out by making less money.

How President Obama got the Health Care law Pass

Frontline exposes how backroom deals, buying off lobbyists and special interests got the health care deal passed. In part, how the Cornhusker kick back allowed the President to Buy Ben Nelson's Seat

Is ObamaCare constitutional?

George Will raises some interesting questions about whether or not the new Health Care law is constitutional.

Whole Foods Approach to Health Care

Whole Foods is a unique company. That's obvious if you have ever shopped their. They also have a unique form of health care. Their employees health coverage includes high deductibles and Health Savings accounts or HSAs. The owner of Whole Foods makes an argument for why the way they do health care is so effective.