Commentary
			Business & Economics				
			
		New Independent Study Finds That New York’s Legal System is Among the Worst in the Nation
			(ALBANY) A new study of New York’s legal system conducted by Pacific Research Institute (PRI), a nationally known research firm, has concluded that New York’s legal system is the third worst in the country and is costing taxpayers millions of dollars through higher taxes and increased costs for goods, insurance ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Pacific Research Institute		
				
																						
			November 17, 2009		
				
					
			Business & Economics				
			
		Where’s That Inflation?
			From September 2008 to September 2009, the Federal Reserve pumped an unprecedented $2 trillion into the financial system by buying Treasury bonds and assets from banks. According to most mainstream economists, such action should create a general increase in prices. Inflation is the result of more dollars chasing the same ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Veronique de Rugy		
				
																						
			November 17, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		My Health Care Doesn’t Need “Reform,” Thanks!
			I got a call yesterday, in the middle of a really crazy day. As you’ll read in my book, my friends all know not to call me on my deadline days, so I’m always surprised when my phone rings on a Monday or a Tuesday. Well, this was a pleasant ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Amy Alkon		
				
																						
			November 17, 2009		
				
					
			Business & Economics				
			
		Study: NY Legal System 3rd Worst In U.S.
			North Country Gazette (Albany, NY), November 17, 2009 ReadMedia, November 17, 2009 ALBANY—A new study of New York’s legal system conducted by Pacific Research Institute (PRI), a nationally known research firm, has concluded that New York’s legal system is the third worst in the country and is costing taxpayers millions ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Pacific Research Institute		
				
																						
			November 17, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Americans Like Obamacare About as Much as Hillarycare
			The number of respondents whose “impression” of President Obama is not only unfavorable but strongly so has tripled since January 16 (from 9 to 27 percent). By a margin of almost two-to-one (37 percent to 19 percent), respondents think that the quality of their health care would get worse, rather ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Jeffrey H. Anderson		
				
																						
			November 17, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		‘Reform’ at your expense
			New York Post, November 17, 2009 The health-reform bill that the Senate will soon debate may differ markedly from the one written by Speaker Nancy Pelosi that passed the House — but both would raise the cost of health care for ordinary Americans. Such an approach is at odds with ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			November 17, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Bending the Cost-Curve and the Truth
			In July, the Washington Post wrote, “From the start, President Obama has been firm. . . . He told us flatly that he won’t accept a bill that doesn’t ‘bend the curve’ on rising health-care costs.” Furthermore, “Any reform, he has said, must be ‘deficit-neutral.’” Just over three months later, ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Jeffrey H. Anderson		
				
																						
			November 16, 2009		
				
					
			Business & Economics				
			
		Sheriff Joe no role model
			Former Orange County Sheriff’s Lt. Bill Hunt should know a thing or two about the dangers of an abusive law enforcement culture. He was a victim of now-disgraced Sheriff Mike Carona, who demoted him to deputy after Hunt ran for sheriff against Carona in 2006. Hunt even made First Amendment ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Steven Greenhut		
				
																						
			November 15, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Wallets will feel pinch under health care bill
			The Oklahoman, November 14, 2009 Last Saturday, the House of Representatives approved the 1,990-page bill that would overhaul the nation’s health care system. House leaders gloated over their victory. But the American people may not be as enthused. According to several studies, the Democrats’ reform plan will increase the cost ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			November 14, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		The CBO Is Using the Wrong Number of Uninsured
			As I detailed in the New York Post last month, according to the Census, there are 28 million uninsured Americans: 46 million, minus 9 million non-citizens, minus the 9 million people on Medicaid who were falsely tallied. That’s 28 million out of 280 million American citizens (according to the Census), ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Jeffrey H. Anderson		
				
																						
			November 13, 2009		
				
					New Independent Study Finds That New York’s Legal System is Among the Worst in the Nation
			(ALBANY) A new study of New York’s legal system conducted by Pacific Research Institute (PRI), a nationally known research firm, has concluded that New York’s legal system is the third worst in the country and is costing taxpayers millions of dollars through higher taxes and increased costs for goods, insurance ...		
					Where’s That Inflation?
			From September 2008 to September 2009, the Federal Reserve pumped an unprecedented $2 trillion into the financial system by buying Treasury bonds and assets from banks. According to most mainstream economists, such action should create a general increase in prices. Inflation is the result of more dollars chasing the same ...		
					My Health Care Doesn’t Need “Reform,” Thanks!
			I got a call yesterday, in the middle of a really crazy day. As you’ll read in my book, my friends all know not to call me on my deadline days, so I’m always surprised when my phone rings on a Monday or a Tuesday. Well, this was a pleasant ...		
					Study: NY Legal System 3rd Worst In U.S.
			North Country Gazette (Albany, NY), November 17, 2009 ReadMedia, November 17, 2009 ALBANY—A new study of New York’s legal system conducted by Pacific Research Institute (PRI), a nationally known research firm, has concluded that New York’s legal system is the third worst in the country and is costing taxpayers millions ...		
					Americans Like Obamacare About as Much as Hillarycare
			The number of respondents whose “impression” of President Obama is not only unfavorable but strongly so has tripled since January 16 (from 9 to 27 percent). By a margin of almost two-to-one (37 percent to 19 percent), respondents think that the quality of their health care would get worse, rather ...		
					‘Reform’ at your expense
			New York Post, November 17, 2009 The health-reform bill that the Senate will soon debate may differ markedly from the one written by Speaker Nancy Pelosi that passed the House — but both would raise the cost of health care for ordinary Americans. Such an approach is at odds with ...		
					Bending the Cost-Curve and the Truth
			In July, the Washington Post wrote, “From the start, President Obama has been firm. . . . He told us flatly that he won’t accept a bill that doesn’t ‘bend the curve’ on rising health-care costs.” Furthermore, “Any reform, he has said, must be ‘deficit-neutral.’” Just over three months later, ...		
					Sheriff Joe no role model
			Former Orange County Sheriff’s Lt. Bill Hunt should know a thing or two about the dangers of an abusive law enforcement culture. He was a victim of now-disgraced Sheriff Mike Carona, who demoted him to deputy after Hunt ran for sheriff against Carona in 2006. Hunt even made First Amendment ...		
					Wallets will feel pinch under health care bill
			The Oklahoman, November 14, 2009 Last Saturday, the House of Representatives approved the 1,990-page bill that would overhaul the nation’s health care system. House leaders gloated over their victory. But the American people may not be as enthused. According to several studies, the Democrats’ reform plan will increase the cost ...		
					The CBO Is Using the Wrong Number of Uninsured
			As I detailed in the New York Post last month, according to the Census, there are 28 million uninsured Americans: 46 million, minus 9 million non-citizens, minus the 9 million people on Medicaid who were falsely tallied. That’s 28 million out of 280 million American citizens (according to the Census), ...