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Impact - June 2008
Submitted on 6.30.2008

PRI Ideas in Action - June 2008
Policy Update and Monthly Impact Report

Who Should Pay for Health Care?
Submitted by Sally C. Pipes on 6.27.2008

We’ve all heard the statistic “47 million Americans do not have health insurance” as an underlying argument for massive health care reform. But did you know that 57 percent of the 47 million uninsured have annual incomes above $50,000? Or that two-thirds of the 47 million are between the ages of 18 and 34? Are younger Americans being sold another Social Security scheme?



Government-Monopoly Health Care in California: Legislative Analyst Concludes That Taxes Must Be Hiked One-Third More Than Anticipated
Submitted by John R. Graham on 6.25.2008 6:30:00 PM

California’s non-partisan Legislative Analyst has weighed in on the costs of government-monopoly health care. Backers of such systems are rushing to the barricades, but the revelations serve as welcome enlightenment for all Californians.

Medicare Means Testing: Test the Deductible, Not the Premium
Submitted by John R. Graham on 6.24.2008

Outside the Administration, few politicians are serious about addressing the impending bankruptcy of Medicare, and some are even hastening it along.

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