Democrats’ ‘Fix’ For A $5 Trillion Medicare Spending Increase Is The Same Proposals That Caused It
Multiple budget analysts have highlighted an explosion in Medicare spending, so what did Wyden’s white paper propose? More of the same.
The Social Security Crisis Is Even Worse Than We Thought
In avoiding political discomfort for decades, Congress and presidents have set the nation up for an economic and social catastrophe.
The Bill For Medicare Insolvency Is Coming Due, And It’s Not Pretty
The Social Security and Medicare trust funds incurred a net of over $132 billion in losses in 2025 — losses that will only grow.
Democrats Object To New Medicaid Rule Requiring Able Adults To Work A Bare Minimum
The law should encourage able adults receiving taxpayer-funded benefits to contribute to the community, and the Medicaid rule does just that.
Ending Fraud Is Great But It’s Not Enough To Fix Medicare Insolvency
Washington policymakers can no longer ignore the mounting challenge of federal entitlements, especially Medicare.
House Committee Hearing Exposes Ohio As Yet Another State Where Foreigner Fraud Runs Rampant
Taxpayers in Ohio have lost around $1.2 billion due to Somali and Bhutanese fraudsters, according to testimony from a committee hearing.
Here’s Why Your Hospital Bills Are So Big — And Why Congress Doesn’t Care
If the right and left agree on reining in hospitals’ abusive tactics, then why hasn’t Congress acted?