Health Care
			Commentary				
			
		Big plans for BidenCare doomed if Republicans keep Senate majority
			President-elect Joe Biden’s ambitious plan for a dramatic and costly overhaul of America’s health care sector that would start us down the road to socialized medicine and worse health care has no chance of approval if Republicans capture majority control of the U.S. Senate. And even if Democrats manage to control the Senate by ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			November 13, 2020		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Is there actually a underinsurance crisis?
			Over two-fifths of adults went without adequate insurance coverage in the first half of this year, according to new research from the Commonwealth Fund. That includes more than 40 million who are “underinsured.” Those headline numbers are scary. They’re also misleading. Far too many Americans lack access to affordable health insurance. But that’s largely a function of government over-regulation. ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			November 12, 2020		
				
					
			Coronavirus				
			
		Dr. Henry Miller Explains Problems with Vaccines and COVID-19
			Dr. Henry Miller, M.S., M.D. talks about the impact of a pending vaccine in the United States. Miller also talks about continuing treatments like remdisivir, zinc, and other common treatments to help fight the COVID-19 and how they will play an important role as more vaccine are developed. Larson and ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Henry Miller, M.S., M.D.		
				
																						
			November 9, 2020		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		The key to stopping Biden’s healthcare plan: Gridlock
			It looks like gridlock will be the norm in Washington for the next few years. And that just might be a good thing. While multiple news outlets have declared Joe Biden the winner of the presidential election, Republicans seem likely to control the Senate by one or two seats, as ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			November 9, 2020		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Biden His Time On Health Care?
			It’s all but certain that Joe Biden will become the 46th president of the United States. Down the ballot, though, Democrats didn’t fare as well. They lost seats in the House. And Republicans appear poised to hold onto the Senate, provided they win at least one of two upcoming runoff ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			November 9, 2020		
				
					
			Blog				
			
		Big Agenda Facing Presidential Winner
			As of this writing, we don’t know who has won the 2020 presidential election.  Whoever wins, America’s next chief executive has many important policy decisions to make in the coming weeks.  Here’s a preview of some of the big issues that the president will have to confront over the next ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Tim Anaya		
				
																						
			November 4, 2020		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Biden’s $750 billion health plan fixes nothing
			Democrat Joe Biden made his plan for a new public government-run health insurance option a centerpiece of his presidential campaign. But another key provision of his health care agenda has gotten considerably less attention. The former vice president proposes to give taxpayer-subsidized coverage through Obamacare’s exchanges to more people — ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			November 3, 2020		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Fine-Tuning Treatments For COVID-19
			President Trump’s COVID-19 recovery has thrust into the spotlight the possibilities of novel, experimental therapies for this potentially deadly disease.  During his stay at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, he was treated with at least three drugs that have since received substantial attention in the media: the anti-viral remdesivir, ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Henry Miller, M.S., M.D.		
				
																						
			November 3, 2020		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Make relaxed state-based telehealth restrictions permanent
			Imagine you’re traveling from Nashville to Louisville to visit your grandmother. When you’re 15 minutes from her house, you decide to call to let her know you’ll be arriving soon. For some reason, your mobile phone doesn’t connect. So you stop at a payphone to call your wireless phone provider. ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			November 3, 2020		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Is Biden a Trojan Horse for Single-Payer?
			Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is none too pleased with the direction of Joe Biden’s bid for the White House. According to a report from earlier this month, Sen. Sanders has privately criticized the Democratic presidential nominee for being too moderate and failing to emphasize the progressive policies at the heart ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			October 29, 2020		
				
					Big plans for BidenCare doomed if Republicans keep Senate majority
			President-elect Joe Biden’s ambitious plan for a dramatic and costly overhaul of America’s health care sector that would start us down the road to socialized medicine and worse health care has no chance of approval if Republicans capture majority control of the U.S. Senate. And even if Democrats manage to control the Senate by ...		
					Is there actually a underinsurance crisis?
			Over two-fifths of adults went without adequate insurance coverage in the first half of this year, according to new research from the Commonwealth Fund. That includes more than 40 million who are “underinsured.” Those headline numbers are scary. They’re also misleading. Far too many Americans lack access to affordable health insurance. But that’s largely a function of government over-regulation. ...		
					Dr. Henry Miller Explains Problems with Vaccines and COVID-19
			Dr. Henry Miller, M.S., M.D. talks about the impact of a pending vaccine in the United States. Miller also talks about continuing treatments like remdisivir, zinc, and other common treatments to help fight the COVID-19 and how they will play an important role as more vaccine are developed. Larson and ...		
					The key to stopping Biden’s healthcare plan: Gridlock
			It looks like gridlock will be the norm in Washington for the next few years. And that just might be a good thing. While multiple news outlets have declared Joe Biden the winner of the presidential election, Republicans seem likely to control the Senate by one or two seats, as ...		
					Biden His Time On Health Care?
			It’s all but certain that Joe Biden will become the 46th president of the United States. Down the ballot, though, Democrats didn’t fare as well. They lost seats in the House. And Republicans appear poised to hold onto the Senate, provided they win at least one of two upcoming runoff ...		
					Big Agenda Facing Presidential Winner
			As of this writing, we don’t know who has won the 2020 presidential election.  Whoever wins, America’s next chief executive has many important policy decisions to make in the coming weeks.  Here’s a preview of some of the big issues that the president will have to confront over the next ...		
					Biden’s $750 billion health plan fixes nothing
			Democrat Joe Biden made his plan for a new public government-run health insurance option a centerpiece of his presidential campaign. But another key provision of his health care agenda has gotten considerably less attention. The former vice president proposes to give taxpayer-subsidized coverage through Obamacare’s exchanges to more people — ...		
					Fine-Tuning Treatments For COVID-19
			President Trump’s COVID-19 recovery has thrust into the spotlight the possibilities of novel, experimental therapies for this potentially deadly disease.  During his stay at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, he was treated with at least three drugs that have since received substantial attention in the media: the anti-viral remdesivir, ...		
					Make relaxed state-based telehealth restrictions permanent
			Imagine you’re traveling from Nashville to Louisville to visit your grandmother. When you’re 15 minutes from her house, you decide to call to let her know you’ll be arriving soon. For some reason, your mobile phone doesn’t connect. So you stop at a payphone to call your wireless phone provider. ...		
					Is Biden a Trojan Horse for Single-Payer?
			Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is none too pleased with the direction of Joe Biden’s bid for the White House. According to a report from earlier this month, Sen. Sanders has privately criticized the Democratic presidential nominee for being too moderate and failing to emphasize the progressive policies at the heart ...