Insurance

Michael Dorf writes that even Republicans realize that if the government spends more and taxes less it will need to borrow more.

His vote on healthcare is costing one GOP congressman 11 points, mostly among independents.

The subsidy for homeowners doesn't increase the number of homes owned.

Pig organs are the right size, but there are two problems standing in the way.

The threat of Obamacare repeal has changed attitudes towards ensuring every American has health coverage.

Their proposal to abandon Medicare's Part D drug benefit won't bring down the cost of drugs.

Nearly half of employees say they'd quit within a year if their employers stopped offering insurance.

I've given up expecting logic or honesty from insurance companies.

When asked if it is a good idea to strip 23 million of their health insurance, most Americans have the good sense to say no.

Trump's policies are deliberately pushing Obamacare into the vortex.

The Republican alternative to the Obamacare fine for non-participants is Big Brother government too.

An interview with The New York Times reveals just how little Trump understands health care.

Should the government provide the financing for all health care in the United States?

Most House Democrats already support a Medicare for All bill.

States can deny coverage or raise premiums for those with preexisting illnesses.

The rise in demand comes as authorities record an increase in groping suspects fleeing the scene.

Republicans must take away healthcare from 23 million Americans or devise their own plan.

Hong Kong police arrested the Uber drivers after an undercover operation suspecting them of illegally driving a car for hire.

The House bill faces rough sledding in the Senate and the prognosis for sensible reform is bleak.

Republicans are not even bothering to read legislation before they nod it through.

A company is claiming selfies can be used to estimate life expectancy, and this could soon be used to dramatically speed up life insurance applications.

Trump is offering to expand ObamaCare in return for Democratic help in funding his Mexico wall.

The only alternative will inflict acute political pain on Republican constituents.

Hospitals will compensate by increasing charges on those with coverage.

The people who suffered under Obamacare are on the losing end of the deal—again.

Republicans don't seem to have any idea of the quagmire they are entering.

The richest 1 percent will win $33,000 of tax cuts this year alone.

Trump doesn't have anything resembling a real plan.

Wells Fargo employees may have signed up people for life insurance without their knowledge or permission.

He is the author of numerous House bills and amendments to repeal Obamacare.