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Even Harry Reid knows ‘Medicare for all’ is a disaster

The Washington Examiner | Sally C. Pipes
August 29, 2019

Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada, recently made headlines for criticizing the “Medicare for all” proposal popular among Democratic presidential candidates. In an interview with Vice, Reid said that the proposal would be problematic in the 2020 election. “How are you going to get it passed?” he asked.

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Bidencare is bad news

Featured in Newsday and Inside Sources | Sally C. Pipes
August 30, 2019

Joe Biden’s health reform plan lifts from his old boss’s playbook — right down to the empty promises. Obamacare did not reduce the typical family’s premiums by $2,500, as Obama famously promised.

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The promise and perils of surprise medical bill reform

The Deseret News | Sally C. Pipes
September 3, 2019

No one likes to receive an unexpected bill for thousands of dollars. But Congress must make sure that its efforts to curb surprise medical bills don’t create new problems elsewhere in the health care system.

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We Need to Defend the Miracle of Vaccination

American Greatness | Henry I. Miller, M.S., M.D.
August 29, 2019

When products could save lives, it’s important for people to be informed about those benefits, along with the risks. Conversely, it’s harmful and immoral to spread misinformation that negatively affects public perception of life-saving products and discourages their use.

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New Bombshell Report Reveals Obamacare’s Epic Medicaid Waste

Forbes | Sally C. Pipes
September 3, 2019

The culprit for this epic amount of government waste shouldn’t be a surprise—Obamacare. The 2010 healthcare law dramatically expanded Medicaid, by making everyone with income below 138% of the federal poverty level eligible. This expansion was supposed to be mandatory starting in 2014. 

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