Why the Still-Looming Debt Crisis is a Health Care Crisis
Yuval Levin and I have a new article up at The Weekly Standard on why the debate over spending cuts versus tax...
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The Debt Deal: A Temporary Truce
I have a new post up on The Corner detailing why the debt deal is only a patch, and the real fights are still to come:...
Getting to “Yes”
With the collapse of the Boehner-Obama talks, it looks as if something closer to “regular order” in the...
The Gang of Six Disaster: The Worst Plan So Far
Confusion among congressional Republicans about their objectives in the debt-limit endgame has increased the...
A Hearing on the “Medicare Trigger”
On Tuesday, July 12, a Subcommittee of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee convened a hearing on...
Budget Danger Ahead
I have a new article up at National Review Online on why danger lurks for Republicans, and the nation, in the...
Klein’s F on Part D
At the time of its enactment in 2003, the Medicare drug benefit — known as Medicare Part D — had many...
On Political Expediency and Health Care Reform
In a new column for Kaiser Health News, I point out a strange turn that our debates over health care have taken: Once...
How Should Washington Control Medicare Spending?
On May 19, I participated in a public forum in Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Heritage Foundation, called...
The Demographics of Social Security
I have a new article up in The Family in America on one crucial element of the looming fiscal crisis...