Chheck Out Townhall.com's C-Log Blog today for one than one worthy essay on the Medicare bill and conservative thoughts on the fact it was approved by the GOP ...
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An observation by NCPPR executive director David W. Almasi: Remember the silly notes you passed back and forth in grade school, particularly about the opposite sex? Like a ballot, you'd respond to your friends' questions about who you liked and ...
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A New Visions Commentary paper published November 2003 by The National Center for Public Policy Research. Reprints permitted provided source is credited. Select Steel, Inc. couldn't build a steel mill in Genesee County, Michigan due to "environmental justice" concerns. Now ...
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From our David Ridenour: The big news isn't that a warrant was issued for Michael Jackson's arrest, but that parents would allow their child to have unsupervised visits with the man widely believed to have molested a child ten years ...
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From Stuart Butler of the Heritage Foundation, who knows as much about this subject as anybody, comes the best answer to those who say the Medicare proposal on the table is the best that can be hoped for: 1. Congress ...
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This article by Ramesh Ponnuru on National Review Online may be the best summary of what conservatives are thinking and feeling right now on Medicare. This is what happens when conservative leaders don't go outside the beltway to build a ...
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With a nod to Harper's Index, The National Center for Public Policy Research is releasing today the "Medicare Perspective Index," a compilation of factoids that give an irreverent but useful snapshot of the policy ironies within the $400 billion Medicare ...
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Ed Haislmaier has put together, with a nod to Harper's Index, a "Medicare Perspective Index" (PDF file) to illuminate some of the more striking facts of the medicare prescription drug debate. It's worth reading and scary stuff when you consider ...
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Congress is rushing votes on the just-released Medicare conference report too swiftly and risks taking an action it will later regret, warns The National Center for Public Policy Research, a conservative think-tank. "The Medicare conference report reconciled, with significant alterations, ...
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A note from Project 21 member Michael King: Do you need permission to call an injustice a lynching? U.S. Senator Zell Miller (D-GA) has been taken to task by Wade Henderson, executive director of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, ...
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