Innovation is now the norm in industries, writes Gordon Crovitz in the Wall Street Journal - innovation so fast that it disrupts industries. He mentions how the free maps app on his phone has made...
So much for ‘affordable’
About four million people have been added to Medicaid, the government-run single-payer health plan for the poor, since Obamacare rolled out in October. Putting people on Medicaid was a big part of...
Why I’m suing over ObamaCare exemptions for Congress
This is my op-ed, published in the Wall Street Journal on Monday, Jan. 6:On Monday, Jan. 6, I am filing suit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin to make Congress live by...
Wall Street Journal: I’m Suing Over ObamaCare Exemptions for Congress
Originally printed in The Wall Street Journal, January 6th, 2014On Monday, Jan. 6, I am filing suit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin to make Congress live by the...
Sen. Johnson Responds to Rep. Sensenbrenner’s Comments
Washington, DC - Sen. Ron Johnson responded to comments from Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner regarding the senator's lawsuit against the federal Office of Personnel Management with this statement:"I have...
Johnson to Hold Press Conference on Lawsuit Against OPM
Washington, DC - Sen. Ron Johnson (WI) along with Mr. Paul Clement, partner at Bancroft PLLC and former U.S. Solicitor General, and Mr. Rick Esenberg, founder and current President and General...
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...
Senator Ron Johnson Will Support The Ryan/Murray Budget Deal
Washington, D.C. - On Sunday, Senator Ron Johnson released the following statement on the Ryan/Murray budget deal."Funding the federal government through successive continuing resolutions is a bad...
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...
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...