ObamaCare's New Website Explained

A few days ago, President Obama gave a demo of the new ObamaCare website. Here's my more accurate version:

Will Harry Reid Call For ObamaCare's Repeal?

In a July 21 letter to U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Services, the Senate Majority Leader complained that ObamaCare's cuts to Medicare will "result in a net reduction in payment to Nevada's hospitals when they are unable to absorb such a cut." Furthermore, he questions the method used by the government to caclulate payments to hospitals, and is "very concerned about potential effects on beneficiary access if this regulation is finalized without adjustment."

Did Senator Reid finally read the bill, almost four months after passing it and a year after masses of Americans began to demand that Congress do so?

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Harry Reid Has Second Thoughts About ObamaCare

In a July 21 letter to U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Service Kathleen Sebelius, the Senate Majority Leader complains that ObamaCare’s cuts to Medicare will “result in a net reduction in payment to Nevada’s hospitals when they are unable to absorb such a cut.

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The Rich Get Richer, in the Senate Medicaid Reform

Forget the "Cornhusker Kickback", the federalization of Medicaid proposed by the Senate will increase the incidence of fraud, waste, and abuse. It also gives more federal fiscal leverage to rich states. This month's Health Policy Prescription.

Senator Bill Nelson's "Florida Flim Flam'

Which he asserts protects Florida seniors, will likely lead to increase in Medicare fraud.

Taxing Eye Lifts, Tummy Tucks, Breast Enlargements, etc.

The "Botax" to fund the government's health-care take-over is ridiculous: Taxing Eye Lifts, Tummy Tucks, Breast Enlargements, etc.

More on the Grinding Pace of the Health-Care Take-Over - John R. Graham - Critical Condition on National Review Online

Let's party like it's 1935: More on the Grinding Pace of the Health-Care Take-Over - John R. Graham - Critical Condition on National Review Online

An NRO Symposium on National Review Online

An NRO Symposium on National Review Online, in which I and others address Saturday's Senate vote to begin debating the bill about which there can be no debate: There is not one scintilla of good health policy in it.