Rethinking the Ethanol Standard
We don’t need to eliminate the ethanol industry, just the mandate to use it. Let consumers decide at the gas pump if they want ethanol in their gasoline.
The EPA Will Likely Conclude Fracking Doesn't Affect Drinking Water
The EPA is confirming what scientists have known for years: Fracking poses no harm to water supplies.
Payers Continue to Drop Out of the Health Insurance Exchanges
Five payers have been struggling to maintain profit selling health plans on the health insurance exchanges.
In The GOP Push To Repeal And Replace Obamacare, The Easy Part Is Over
Dr. Merrill Matthews of IPI says clues for possible Republican replacements are in the House bill Price wrote. The plan included expanded tax credits for those who do not have coverage from an employer and a major expansion of tax-free, health care spending accounts for everyone, Matthews said.
McConnell Under Fire, Urged to Hang Tough Against Rosenworcel Vote
McConnell would be "starting off on a very bad foot and confirming conservatives' worst fears about him" to reconfirm any Democratic commissioner before Wheeler's absence, IPI's Tom Giovanetti said.
Now We Know What the Republican Obamacare Replacement Plan Will Look Like
As head of HHS, Dr. Tom Price will liklely use his own Obamacare replacement bill as the starting point for negotiations.
The Preexisting Condition Provision Must End For A Republican Replacement Plan To Work
Bringing back a new and improved high risk pool system as part of a replacement plan would help get the health insurance market functioning once again.
How Obamacare Has Hurt Children
Children's health insurance was never meant to cover women well into their childbearing years.
"Quick Fixes" to Obamacare Trump Can Make on Day One
“Republicans must repeal Obamacare,” said Matthews. “Crafting a suitable replacement may take some time, but these steps will get the process started while helping a struggling public find affordable coverage."
Hurdles Remain to Repealing Obamacare
Repeal-and-replace could be a minefield. As Politico reports, smart, politically attuned congressional Republicans are already scared of the implications. But they need to get started immediately to fulfill that oft-made campaign promise.