Monthly Archives: October 2011

Promises that ObamaCare has broken and will Break

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Brian Schwartz

Large insurance premium increases is “the latest ObamaCare prediction that has failed to materialize.” If the history of state and federal health care reforms is any guide, it won’t be the last. Continue reading →

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How politicians destroy entreneurship & beneficial profit-seeking

Posted on October 10, 2011 by Brian Schwartz

“[Y]ou can almost guarantee there will be no entrepreneurship if you do two things: (a) eliminate all possibility of getting rich, and (b) make it impossible to change anything without the approval of an intractable bureaucracy” Continue reading →

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The Best Jobs Program? Full Repeal Of ObamaCare

Posted on October 6, 2011 by Brian Schwartz

“The president may never admit it, but the best jobs program out there is the repeal of ObamaCare.” – Sally Pipes Continue reading →

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Why You Don’t Have Real Health Insurance

Posted on October 4, 2011 by Brian Schwartz

“[H]ave you ever seen a commercial for health insurance that focused on why you actually need health insurance? That is, have you ever seen a health insurance commercial that told you that you need a really good insurer in case you get cancer, heart disease, AIDS, etc.?” John Goodman answers. Continue reading →

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Guy w/o health plan: Should “society should just let him die?”

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Brian Schwartz

W/o government mandates, will “society” let someone die? The real question is “What are YOU going to do about it?” Treating “society” as some super-entity above and beyond the individuals who compose it causes two problems. Continue reading →

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