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A free market will help fix health care
The Boston Globe
By: Jeff Jacoby
11.29.2012

Neurologists are about to feel the sting of the Affordable Care Act. Beginning Jan. 1, Medicare will be paying them less for electrodiagnostic procedures used in identifying and treating a wide range of nerve and muscle disorders.
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Economists argue about sequestration’s effect on jobs
The Washington Post
By: Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D
10.26.2012

As a prominent analyst of the local economy, Stephen S. Fuller of George Mason University’s Center for Regional Analysis attracted plenty of attention when he estimated that the mandatory budget cuts coming in January could cost more than 2 million jobs nationwide, including nearly 450,000 in the District, Maryland and Virginia.
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NPR Audience Wants End of Life Care Rationed for the Elderly
National Review Online
By: Sally C. Pipes
10.26.2012

By centralizing control of health care, Obamacare will cause us to turn on each other to grab bigger pieces of the medical pie.  The elderly will be among the first victims, as has already happened in the UK. 
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With health care put in federal hands, is rationing in our future?
The Sacramento Bee
8.27.2012

President Ronald Reagan used to tell this story during the Soviet era when government central planners took charge of the economy:

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Repeal or not, California's stuck with Obamacare
The Orange County Register
8.23.2012

Even if Mitt Romney is elected president and gets rid of Obamacare, we might be stuck with some variation of it here in California.
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Jerry Brown using kids as bait, again
The Orange County Register
8.23.2012

It's become a cliché that whenever governments want more money from taxpayers, officials insist the added burden must be borne "for the children."
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Oregon officials worried about health care roll back
Statesman Journal
6.21.2012

Even as it awaits a Supreme Court ruling on President Barack Obama’s health care initiative, Oregon contends it has put too much work into its own reforms to turn back.
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Physician-senator urges HHS to drop ICD-10 plan
American Medical Association - amednews.com
6.21.2012

The Dept. of Health and Human Services should abandon its plan to enforce a switch to the ICD-10 diagnostic code sets for billing patient services because of redundancies and unnecessary intricacies in the new system, Sen. Tom Coburn, MD (R, Okla.), stated in a policy position paper.
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Right winning war on state health-insurance exchanges
Politico
By: John R. Graham
4.19.2012

The Cato Institute’s Michael Cannon’s been racking up frequent-flier miles.

He’s dropped in on more than a dozen states to make the case to lawmakers that they should not lift one legislative finger to implement President Barack Obama’s health reform.




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The Unfairness of Raising Taxes
Forbes.com
By: Charles Kadlec
4.16.2012

Taxes are not the only thing that matter in determining job creation and economic growth.  But, any politician, pundit, economist or voter who ignores the negative impact of taxes on growth and prosperity is showing a callous disregard for the well-being of the American people.
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