Latest Obamacare Proposal Jeopardizes Repeal Effort
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March 2, 2017 |
| Good morning from Washington, where President Trump proposes "merit-based" immigration and services to those victimized by illegal immigrants. Fred Lucas unpacks the first and Josh Siegel explores the second. What's wrong with the new Obamacare repeal bill? James Wallner explains. Plus: Ryan T. Anderson on liberals who falsely cry "discrimination," Diane Katz on protecting taxpayers from EPA spending, and Kelsey Harkness with a video report in which Newt Gingrich uses a skating rink to explain Trump's get-it-done style. Fun is good: It's Dr. Seuss Day. |
CommentaryLatest Obamacare Proposal Jeopardizes Repeal EffortThe reality is that Obamacare cannot be repealed and replaced simultaneously. Here's why. |
NewsHow This Iconic Skating Rink Tells the Story of Donald TrumpBack in the 1980s, Donald Trump rescued the city of New York by repairing and renovating the iconic Wollman skating rink in Central Park. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich recalls how it happened. |
CommentaryJust Because Liberals Call Something 'Discrimination' Doesn't Mean It Actually IsCurrent sexual orientation and gender identity laws, promoted as anti-discriminatory, are being used to shutter Catholic adoption agencies, fine evangelical bakers, and force businesses and public facilities to allow men into women's locker rooms. |
NewsHow Trump Proposes to Help Victims of Crimes by Illegal ImmigrantsIn memos last week, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly wrote that victims of crime committed by illegal immigrants "are often not provided adequate information about the offender, the offender's immigration status, or any enforcement action taken by ICE against the offender." |
NewsTrump's 5 Health Care Principles, ExplainedPresident Trump is calling on lawmakers to repeal and replace Obamacare, and reform the health care system to "expand choice, increase access, lower costs, and at the same time, provide better health care." |
NewsTrump Reform Could Admit More Self-Sufficient Immigrants"Ample research shows that immigrants admitted for employment are more likely to be self-sufficient, an economic plus, and on balance less of a fiscal burden," says Center for Immigration Studies' Jessica Vaughan. |
CommentaryHow Trump Can Clean Up the EPA's BudgetThe environmental lobby is in high dudgeon over a reported 24 percent proposed cut to the EPA's $8 billion budget. |
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