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My WSJ Op-Ed: The NIH Is Already Politicized (opens the original)
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Below please find excerpts from my op-ed in today’s Wall Street Journal, highlighting a series of studies on single-payer—several conducted with taxpayer dollars—as evidence of NIH funds being used for politicized (not to mention shoddy) research…Reports that the Trump administration may exercise greater control over National Institutes of Health grants has sparked outrage from the public-health clerisy. But studies by Yale researchers ill
Kamala Harris Can Explain to Abdul El-Sayed How Single Payer Is Political Poison (opens the original)
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In many ways, the news that former Vice President Kamala Harris will campaign this week for Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed seems appropriate. Perhaps a candidate whose campaign floundered in large part due to her support of single-payer health care can explain to El-Sayed why support for socialized medicine will become an albatross around his neck.During her failed 2020 presidential campaign, then-Sen. Harris took nearly as many positions on single-payer health care as there
A Rebate Proposal That Makes Sense (opens the original)
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The Trump administration recently announced a proposal to issue payments to individuals that makes a good deal of policy sense. No, I don’t mean the proposal for $5,000 rebate checks, which has myriad policy and political flaws.But refunding excess user fees for people enrolled in Obamacare Exchange plans would help offset rising premium costs. And lowering user fees in the future would also mitigate against future premium increases. Depending on the details, this policy may also provide targete
Politico Is Just a Gossip Rag for Well-Connected Lobbyists (opens the original)
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Congress may have spent most of the last few weeks out of session. But despite lawmakers decamping from Washington for their home districts, rest assured that the swamp remains alive and well.A recent story in Politico provides yet another example of how K Street lobbying works — with the former serving as the free publicity arm of the latter. The publication ran a story about hospitals purportedly incurring large losses without including any explanation of or justification for its claims. If th
Latest Hit Piece Shows Bias of the Welfare-Industrial Complex (opens the original)
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The media never fail to amaze. Even after decades in Washington, one remains astounded at the ways in which they contort reality to meet their ideological narrative.That’s the takeaway from a recent article outlining one element of last year’s budget reconciliation law. The story blamed President Trump for implementing a law passed by Congress, and bemoaned the fact that states might not get to use the Medicaid program to engage in more questionable cash grabs from the federal government.<div cl
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