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Category Archives: Health Policy
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY OF HEALTH CARE REFORM
Regardless of what you think about the health care law, the debate was epic. Both sides made regular apocalyptic statements claiming all manner of calamity if it passed or not. Neither is true. The bill will neither be the end of the world nor solve all our health care problems. So if the result is [...]
Health Care Reform: Now What?
Posted by Bill PierceIn the end, I became an unenthusiastic supporter of the health care reform bill. I did it not because it was good policy; it is a mixed bag at best. No, I became a supporter because after 100 or 20 years, whatever time-frame you measured the health care debate by, the country [...]
Posted on March 25, 2010
Also posted in Doctors, Health Care, US Conservatives, US Liberals Tagged Health Care, health care reform, Medicare, social security Leave a comment
Also posted in Doctors, Health Care, US Conservatives, US Liberals Tagged Health Care, health care reform, Medicare, social security Leave a comment
Health summitry: It’s a draw
Posted by Bill Pierce- Here's my recent post from The Daily Caller about the health care debate. -In the runup to the health care summit, no one thought a bipartisan bill was going to emerge. Instead it was all about the politics and who would gain the upper hand in the debate. Part of that question is [...]
Posted on February 26, 2010
Also posted in Doctors, Health Care, US Conservatives, US Liberals Tagged Congress, George W. Bush, GOP retreat, International Democrat Union, John Mccain, Lamar Alexander, Republican Party, Republican retreat, Senate, The Daily Caller Leave a comment
Also posted in Doctors, Health Care, US Conservatives, US Liberals Tagged Congress, George W. Bush, GOP retreat, International Democrat Union, John Mccain, Lamar Alexander, Republican Party, Republican retreat, Senate, The Daily Caller Leave a comment
Health Care Reform: SOTU Update
Posted by Bill PierceThe president painted a clear picture to the public. He said all the right things, using phrases such as “Take another look,” “Don’t walk away,” and “Come together.” But to Congress, especially to his own party, the picture was much less clear. What remains unanswered from his speech is how he [...]
Posted on January 28, 2010
Also posted in Doctors, Health Care, Political Moms, US Conservatives, US Liberals Tagged health care reform, President's State of the Union Leave a comment
Also posted in Doctors, Health Care, Political Moms, US Conservatives, US Liberals Tagged health care reform, President's State of the Union Leave a comment
The Politics of Health Care: Part II
Also posted in Health Care | Tagged energy bill, Health Care, insurance reform, medical loss ratio, november election, politics | Leave a comment