Supporting the Troops: The TRICARE Quagmire

TRICARE, the military health insurance program run by the Department of Defense, has a well-deserved reputation for inadequate quality at an exorbitant public cost. Drastic changes to this program are needed to ensure access to health care for 9.6 million active-duty service members, National Guardsmen and Reservists, retired service members (age 60 and above), survivors and their families.

Obama Continues His Push to "Raise the Wage"

FOXBusiness.com: NCPA Senior Fellow Pam Villarreal calls Obama’s continued efforts to raise the minimum wage an attempt to distract the American people from the real issues – ObamaCare’s continuing problems and the nationwide job shortage – in a FOXBusiness.com article.

Economic Growth Is The Greatest Anti-Poverty Program

Investor’s Business Daily: Economic growth is the greatest cure for poverty, but growth like that seen in the past few generations is rare, says NCPA President John Goodman in an Investor’s Business Daily op-ed. According to Goodman, the best way to assure that growth continues is to decrease both taxes and economic regulations.

Obama Kicks Seniors Yet Again

TownHall.com: If the administration bans Medicare Part D’s use of preferred networks, nearly 14 million seniors will lose their drug plans, says NCPA Senior Fellow Devon Herrick in a TownHall.com commentary.

Mike Montgomery

CEO, Trek Resources, Inc. Mike Montgomery is president, chief executive officer, and chairman of the board of Trek Resources, Inc. He has more than 25 years of experience in the …

R. David Ranson

R. David Ranson is the president and director of research at H.C. Wainwright & Co. Economics, Inc. (Wainwright Economics), an independent investment research firm now located in Cambria, California. Originally the investment performance research arm of H.C. Wainwright & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts, Wainwright Economics became an independent operation in 1978.

Tax the Rich and Hogtie the Fed

Dallas Morning News: Economic Analyst and recent NCPA/Hatton W. Sumners luncheon speaker David Stockman warned of the dangers of the Federal Reserve’s current course of action in an interview with Dallas Morning News.