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- September 12, 2013
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ObamaCare: Economic control becomes political control0
- January 6, 2012
“When the state has the final say on the economy, the political opposition needs the permission of the state to act, speak and write. Economic control becomes political control.” – Russ Roberts Continue reading
READ MOREColorado’s health insurance exchange: controlled by Feds, limited choice0
- August 30, 2011
State-based insurance exchanges will be largely controlled by federal edicts. They will not give Americans the same insurances choices as Congress members, and they limit choice.
READ MOREColorado Democrats celebrate socialized birth control & breast pumps0
- August 22, 2011
The Health & Human Services’ mandate on all new health plans (“insurance”) to cover breast pumps and birth control is just one example of how the 2010 health control act turns insurance companies into a vehicle for socialized medicine.
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Flexibility in implementing health care “reform” limited to more authoritarian control0
- March 15, 2011
“HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius has written that ObamaCare gives states “incredible freedom” to implement the law. We now know what she meant: states are free to coerce their residents even more than ObamaCare requires. What’s incredible is that she calls that freedom.” – Michael Cannon, Cato Institute
READ MOREHealth Insurance Rate Hikes: Unreasonable if Excessive, Excessive if Unreasonable0
- December 30, 2010
New insurance premium regulations by the Department of Health & Human Services would prohibit “unreasonable” price increases. An increase is “unreasonable” if it’s “excessive,” while “excessive” means it’s “unreasonably high.” Imagine if speed limit laws worked this way.
READ MOREPro-liberty reactions to Virginia health care lawsuit (Cuccinelli-v-Sebelius)0
- December 14, 2010
A federal judge has ruled mandatory insurance to be unconstitutional. Pro-liberty reactions including the Independence Institute’s Dave Kopel, scholars from the Cato Institute, Reason magazine journalists, bloggers from the Volokh Conspiracy, & National Review’s health care blog.
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