The Wall Street Journal: In the last few years, as promised, the Obama administration has fundamentally transformed America. Our country is now in serious decline. Income is lower, unemployment is higher, jobs are fewer, government is much larger. Federal spending is way up, and America’s economic status is way down, as is the global view of our country and our economy. Hardly anyone sees any sign of economic recovery or improvement.
The Wall Street Journal: In the last few years, as promised, the Obama administration has fundamentally transformed America. Our country is now in serious decline. Income is lower, unemployment is higher, jobs are fewer, government is much larger. Federal spending is way up, and America’s economic status is way down, as is the global view of our country and our economy. Hardly anyone sees any sign of economic recovery or improvement.
NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett, Ph.D. will speak at the monthly luncheon meeting of the Dutch Treat Wildcatters at Ozona Grill in Dallas, Texas. Dr. Burnett’s topic will be …
Townhall.com – Larry Elder’s latest commentary cites NCPA research on the impact of Romneycare on the future of Obamacare.
Forbes.com – In a major speech on health care reform Rep. Paul Ryan proposed a variation of a plan created by John Goodman and Mark Pauly.
Forbes.com – NCPA Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett is quoted in a Forbes column on the economic impact of EPA regulations.
NCPA: President Obama and Congress should consult with workers before raising corporate income taxes, according to a new National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) study from Senior Fellow Laurence J. Kotlikoff.
In a recent Iowa speech a heckler yelled at former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney to raise corporate taxes. Romney replied, ‘Corporations are people, my friend.’ He quickly clarified that statement to indicate that corporations are people because they are owned by people and that when you tax corporations you are taxing people — people who own corporations.
National Review Online – NCPA’s Sterling Burnett reviews Todd Meyers book Eco-Fads on ‘Planet Gore.’
National Review Online – NCPA’s Sterling Burnett reviews Todd Meyers book Eco-Fads on ‘Planet Gore.’
The Christian Science Monitor – NPCA’s Pamela Villarreal responding to the President’s “tax the wealthy” proposal.
Health Business Blog – John Goodman’s blog was featured in the Health Wonk Review.
Medicaid is a health program for the poor and disabled funded by federal and state appropriations. It is the largest and fastest growing publicly funded health program in the United States.
CNBC – NCPA Senior Fellow Devon Herrick was featured in CNBC special report on controlling the cost of health care in the US vs. other countries.
TownHall.com – NCPA’s John Goodman discusses the vast number of eligible Americans who are not using Medicaid.
TownHall.com – NCPA’s John Goodman discusses the vast number of eligible Americans who are not using Medicaid.
National Review Online – NCPA Senior Fellow Bill Conerly explains why the President’s new jobs bill is not what is needed to fix the economy.
The Health Care Blog – NCPA President John Goodman debunks some popular myths about access to health care in the United States.
The Health Care Blog – NCPA President John Goodman debunks some popular myths about access to health care in the United States.
CNN Money – NCPA Senior Fellow Bill Conerly weighs in on the private sector’s role in future job growth.
NCPA – The country faces a rapidly growing fiscal gap that is actually fifteen times larger than the $14 trillion “official” debt, according a new report from the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA).
Texas Insider – Texas Insider reports on NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff’s latest findings on the United States’ fiscal gap
Our country is in far worse fiscal shape than its $14 trillion — and rapidly growing — official debt suggests. Indeed, that figure measures just a small portion of the government’s total liabilities. It leaves out, for example, the obligation to pay hundreds of trillions of dollars in Social Security and Medicare benefits to today’s and tomorrow’s elderly.
NCPA: In the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, state and federal government focus is turning to the erosion damage that Irene’s battering tides caused to the beaches along the east coast into New England.
Forbes.com – The new Health Wonk Review includes John Goodman’s suggestions on Medicare reform.