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Wall Street Journal: I’m Suing Over ObamaCare Exemptions for Congress

Obamacare facts and political imagination

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's PolitiFact operation over the weekend tried to "fact-check" something I said. It didn't work out the way they wanted, apparently, so they had to be flexible to avoid...

Wall Street Journal: I’m Suing Over ObamaCare Exemptions for Congress

This is how you destroy health care coverage

Obamacare's been a disaster so far, for those trying to enroll and for those unwillingly made to because regulations killed their old plans. Now it's getting worse. The Wall Street Journal points...

Wall Street Journal: I’m Suing Over ObamaCare Exemptions for Congress

One more reason not to grow

The Washington Post reports that Obamacare gives small businesses one more reason not to hire more people. While the law eases its harsh penalties when it comes to businesses with fewer than 50...

Wall Street Journal: I’m Suing Over ObamaCare Exemptions for Congress

Good intentions, unintended consequences

Kathi Rose is a pastor from Neenah. She now has to pay $4,000 more per year for health care because under President Obama's Affordable Care Act, the plan she chose was canceled. Now, it's harder for...

Wall Street Journal: I’m Suing Over ObamaCare Exemptions for Congress

Too smart to claim ignorance

Peggy Noonan points out a problem with Obamacare. For one thing, it has crashed, and the crash is much more than just the website:"(Americans) understand a conceptual botch when they see one....

Wall Street Journal: I’m Suing Over ObamaCare Exemptions for Congress

Young people seem to know a bad deal

Obamacare needs lots of young, healthy people to sign up - so they can be overcharged, to subsidize older people. Some commentators have hinted that this is problematic because young people...