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States Should Have Flexibility to Develop Own Health Reform Plans
By MAX BARTLETT and JOSE AGUILAR One issue has generated little discussion during the heated health care reform debate: whether states should have the right to develop their own approaches to universal...
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Are The Attorneys General’s Constitutional Claims Bogus?
By MARK HALL, Wake Forest University School of Law Immediately after passage of health care reform, over a dozen state A.G.s sued to declare it unconstitutional, as violating states’ rights. The...
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Too Many Promises
By JOHN GOODMAN, PhD I don’t know what it is about public officials and Ponzi schemes, but the former finds the latter irresistibly attractive almost everywhere. Maybe it’s the fact that the law lets...
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Will the Feds Be Ready?
By ROBERT LASZEWSKI Insurance exchanges have to be up and running in all of the states by October 2013 in order to be able to cover people by January 1, 2014. If the states don’t do it, the feds have...
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The Case For the Exchanges
By Maggie Mahar The Federal government will push forward to establish health insurance exchanges regardless of how the Supreme Court rules on the Affordable Care Act in the weeks to come, argues THCB...
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What Romney Should Do On Health Care
By Jim Stergios and Joshua Archambault Americans believe in second chances. Mitt Romney will get his if the Supreme Court rules to throw out part, or all, of the president’s federal health insurance...
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States Should Opt Out of Medicaid — All The Way Out
By Merrill Goozner With over a dozen conservative states leaning against expanding Medicaid to cover poor workers without health insurance, perhaps it is time to resuscitate an idea embraced by...
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Why Should You Care Whether or Not Your State Decides to Expand Medicaid...
By Maggie Mahar By expanding Medicaid, the state-federal partnership that offers health insurance to low-income Americans, the Affordable Care Act set out to cover some 17 million uninsured – or...
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