A new article from the Wall Street Journal takes stock of various surveys and finds that most of the people who signed up through the ObamaCare exchanges were not previously uninsured: -Only 11% of consumers who bought new coverage under ...
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1. ObamaCare has increased Medicaid coverage by 3.9 million—NOT SO FAST!  If one examines closely the recent ObamaCare exchange enrollment report, you’ll notice that about 27% of the enrollment in Medicaid is in states that did not expand Medicaid under ...
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Pennsylvania’s voter protection law was struck down today by a commonwealth judge.  An appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is likely. Enacted in 2012 but never enforced due to immediate legal challenges, Pennsylvania’s ballot protection law requires that prospective voters ...
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Washington, D.C. - Black conservatives affiliated with the Project 21 leadership network are available for comment about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., his beliefs and his legacy in observance of the upcoming national holiday that bears Dr. King's name. For ...
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H.R. 3362, to Be Voted on Thursday, Would Require the Administration to Release More Data, Faster "Much of the data probably reflects poorly on the ObamaCare exchanges. It's time for President Obama to level with the American public and release ...
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Around noon today the House of Representatives approved H.R. 3362, the “Exchange Information Disclosure Act,” a bill authored by Representative Lee Terry (R-NE).  The vote was 259 to 154 with 33 Democrats joining 226 Republicans to vote aye. As I explore ...
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New Regulations, If Adopted, Would Raise Prices on Healthy Food, Think-Tank Says "Mandatory labeling of GM foods fails every justification for requiring them: scientific, economic, legal, and most of all, common sense," says risk expert Jeff Stier. "[This is] for ...
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Jeff Stier, director of the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Risk Analysis Division, chats with talk radio host and rancher Trent Loos about the politics of genetically-modified foods. New legislation has been proposed in Congress to label such foods ...
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Writing in the Wall Street Journal earlier this week, Jason Furman, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, claimed  that the current slowdown in national health care spending “is thanks in part to the Affordable Care Act….Many factors, including ...
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Radical Selection Shows Need for Filibuster Protections, Black Conservatives Say Washington, D.C. - President Barack Obama's controversial nomination of Debo Adegbile to head the U.S. Department of Justice's civil rights office is being criticized by members of the Project 21 ...
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