Well, I finally managed to create an account at the Washington, D.C. health insurance exchange known as “DC Health Link.”  And it worked! Well, sort of.  When I used the “Browse plans without completing an application” option and filled out ...
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Free-Market Advocates Commend Home Depot CEO Frank Blake for Pledge Not to Pursue Harmful 'Going Green' Strategies Leading Retail Association Doubles-Down on Pressuring American Retailers to Go Green Atlanta, GA / Washington, D.C. - Free-market advocacy leaders at the National ...
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Laying the blame at the feet of President Obama and his friends on Capitol Hill who continue to refuse to compromise on the spending in general and ObamaCare in particular, Kevin Martin has had enough. Kevin, a member of the ...
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As I noted yesterday in my post on the Oregon exchange, I don’t take very seriously the argument that “Yes, prices are higher on the ObamaCare exchanges but the insurance comes with more benefits.” First, to anyone who makes that ...
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An attempt by an NAACP affiliate to overturn a ban on race and sex-based abortions was thwarted. A white federal judge appointed by President George W. Bush blunted a lawsuit filed on behalf of a local NAACP chapter seeking to ...
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NASA has kicked its interns -- at least one from as far away as Puerto Rico, so you know he's not going to commute from home -- out of government housing due to the partial government shutdown. The federal government ...
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Continuing the series on how plans on the ObamaCare exchanges compare to plans on ehealthinsurance, today we’ll look at the Oregon exchange, called “Cover Oregon.”  (See previous entries on California and Colorado). Cover Oregon has a nice feature on its ...
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Colorado’s exchange, Connect For Health Colorado, has a function that allows you to shop for policies without first setting up an account.  To see it, go here and then select “Find a Plan.”  I gave it a test run by ...
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The Grand Canyon is closed. Not really, but the federal government has cut off access to this grand work of nature. It's part of a pressure campaign to convince the American people that it really can't do without a bloated ...
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