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April 4, 2017

Returning the Filibuster to the Good Ole Days of Mr. Smith

The Senate filibuster emerged in the 1800s and has evolved over time.  It originally made the Senate a more deliberative body, but a change in 1975 has made it less deliberative.

March 30, 2017

The Allegation That Congress Destroyed Your Internet Privacy Is Fake News

You have been lied to about “your browsing history being sold to the highest bidder.” That was fake news pushed by special interest groups taking advantage of easily duped social media.

March 28, 2017

Six Challenges Facing Tax Reform

President Trump appears more excited about tax reform than health care reform, but he will face some of the same challenges--and perhaps even more.

March 21, 2017

The Debt Ceiling's Baaaaack! What Will Republicans Do?

Republicans challenged President Obama efforts to raise the debt ceiling by demanding spending cuts. Now that the debt ceiling is back and Republicans are in control, will they be as aggressive in pushing spending cuts?

March 16, 2017

On Tax Reform, You Can't Expense What You Can't Afford

Congressional leaders need to remember that the goal of tax reform is increased growth through increased business investment.

March 14, 2017

Republicans Have a Plan to Bailout Health Insurers

Republicans fought hard to end health insurer bailouts under Obamacare; so why do they include them in the American Health Care Act?

March 9, 2017

Let's Be Honest About Border Adjusted Taxes

We don’t know whether border adjustment taxes will end up as part of the final tax reform package, but the arguments merit honest debate.

March 7, 2017

The Republican Replace Plan Is Unlikely to Lower Health Insurance Costs

Obamacare abandoned actuarial principles, which is a primary reason why the health insurance exchanges are collapsing.  The Republican replace plan does the same thing.

March 3, 2017

Ailing Texas Telemedicine May Be On the Mend

Restrictions, such as what exists for now in Texas, simply increase health care cost, restrict opportunity and choice for patients, and smack of paternalistic big government.

March 2, 2017

Progress on Telemedicine in the States

Infusing technology in health care can save money and provide great benefits to patients.

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