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Obamacare sparks fight against intrusion

The previous congressional majority managed to jam Obamacare down the throats of an increasingly resistant nation. Now the fight against Obamacare may have delivered a shock to the system that goes beyond this single issue. Read More

Obamacare sparks fight against intrusion

The previous congressional majority managed to jam Obamacare down the throats of an increasingly resistant nation. Now the fight against Obamacare may have delivered a shock to the system that goes beyond this single issue. Public-opinion polls consistently reveal an extremely poorly informed public with no coherent commitment to reducing the role of Big Government. Read More

One-third of U.S. wages are provided by the government

The average U.S. citizen currently has one-third of their wages made up government payouts, an all time record. Read More

111 medical providers arrested in Medicare fraud sting

Kathleen Sebelius
WHAT: In the biggest Medicare arrest sweep yet, federal authorities charged 111 doctors, nurses and physical therapists in nine cities with more than $225 million Medicare fraud. Indictments were issued from Los Angeles to Brooklyn. Read More

Obama's patience irksome but often effective

President Obama has dipped his toe in a pool of contentious policies -- tax breaks, a health care overhaul, allowing gays in the military and, most recently, entitlement reform -- opting to quietly cobble together coalitions instead of issuing decrees. Read More

Obama vows deeper deficit cut than budget shows

President Obama insisted Tuesday that he did not duck the tough choices in his budget proposal for 2012, which was widely panned for doing too little to reduce the federal deficit and nothing to address budget-busting problems with entitlement programs such as Medicare and Social Security. "Nobody is more mindful than me that entitlements are going to be a key part of this issue," Obama said during his first press conference of the Read More

IBM exec offers to save $900 billion in health care costs, but Obama turned him down

The CEO of IBM offered the Obama administration a free software program that would have cut Medicare and Medicaid fraud by almost a trillion dollars, but he was turned down – twice. Read More

Increased longevity will mean higher costs for government services

One of the most-commonly suggested ideas to trim budgets is to raise the ages at which individuals can become eligible for government programs like Social Security or Medicare. A new study that came out in the U.K. Read More

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Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sebelius didn’t tell the truth about Obamacare gutting Medicare

A recent Examiner editorial, “If you like your health insurance, too bad,” noted that Obamacare guts Medicare Advantage: Read More
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