Of course the president and Congress are after money, but they really want control over your life. (Update: House approves health care reform bill.)
ObamaCare promises a less-efficient market and a less-satisfied customer.
There's no way a one-page proposal could be better than a 1,500-page, trillion-dollar bill — is there?
Before the country adopts a similar plan, Americans should know three things about the failing Massachusetts system.
In addition to making our electrical grid more efficient, upgrading the system will prevent hacker attacks that could paralyze the country.
With all our technology, we've lost touch with what is truly important: killing and eating things.
Democrats are wrestling with the size and scope of the public option, trying to make it more palatable to moderates.
Proust’s epic probably contains more information about health than the 1,990-page measure.
The law of unintended consequences puts their proposals in the realm of madness.