Here’s my op-ed in today’s Wall Street Journal: A Strategy to Undo Obamacare.
This is the first of a few posts on the policy decisions stacking up for the end of this year. In this post I will simply list the moving parts, deadlines and timeframes, and which election scenarios are most important to analyze. To some extent this is just a…
Correction: I got the match rates in my example wrong because I ignored the second law which overrode the ACA on the match rates. The text below is now accurate. My error doesn’t change any of my substantive arguments.
Yesterday I wrote about Senator Murray’s tax increase threat and compared it to the Tea Party / conservative Republican debt limit threat of last summer. A friend pointed out that in her threat Senator Murray left herself an escape hatch.
Yesterday’s introductory post to this series gave a broad overview of the fiscal policy debate, listing issues in play at the end of this year, deadlines and timeframes, and three partisan configurations that are worthy of analysis…
I am temporarily interrupting my series of posts on lame duck scenarios to join the “you didn’t build that” discussion.
Governor Romney and his allies have been hammering President Obama for two sentences he said in…
In her speech at the Brookings Institution yesterday Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) threatened to allow tax increases on all income taxpayers to take effect January 1 if Republicans refuse to allow tax rates to increase on “the rich” and on successful small business owners.
