Health Care ReformTwo years after its passage, President Obama's Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act remains a hot-button issue. Now that the Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of the individual mandate as a tax, substantial questions remain: Was "Obamacare" based on a faulty diagnosis of the U.S. health economy? And what would an alternative model of market-based care look like? From fundamental legal arguments to innovative policy solutions to the economic back story you thought you knew, learn more about health reform in America.
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Join some of the authors, along with notable health scholars from the left and right, for the release of “Best of Both Worlds: Uniting Universal Coverage and Personal Choice in Health Care,” and a new debate over the priorities and policies that will most effectively reform health care.
After getting over the shock of the Obama administration’s unilateral decision to delay the employer mandate for a year, supporters of the law have taken to downplaying the significance of the step
Ornery first-term Republican senators and bomb-throwing conservative activist groups are locking horns again with the Republican establishment.
President Obama promised to mend the failings in the American health-care system, and yet for cancer treatment, ObamaCare is taking a rotten feature of the old system and making it worse.
"Even though our businesses are creating new jobs and have broken record profits," President Obama said in his economics address last week, "nearly all the income gains of the past 10 years have continued to flow to the top 1 percent."
Conservatives on Capitol Hill think they have a chance to strike a mortal blow against President Barack Obama’s health-care overhaul this fall. If their plan goes forward, however, it will backfire.
The success of Obamacare hinges on whether young professionals are willing to trade away some of their job aspirations for the certainty of government aid.












