Medicaid Expansion: Early Signs Show Good News
Last spring, I argued that, “the economic and social arguments for Medicaid expansion are overwhelmingly positive.” A recent report from […]
Weekly News Roundup: 11/30
The Racist Legacy of Woodrow Wilson Dick Lehr, in The Atlantic, looks at the racist legacy of Woodrow Wilson with
Conservative Value Abandoned by Conservative Legislatures
In 1964, Ronald Reagan addressed the country endorsing Barry Goldwater. This speech—“A Time for Choosing”—brought Mr. Reagan in to the
My Two Days at the Supreme Court
Last Thursday, my alarm rang at 5:45 AM and I rolled out of bed. I quickly washed my hair, face,
Supreme Court Threatens Medicaid Reimbursement Accountability
As the country focuses on the upcoming King v. Burwell decision, the Supreme Court recently ruled on a barely noticed,
An Argument for Medicaid Expansion
Twenty-two states are currently denying healthcare coverage to nearly seven million Americans.[1] The intransigent opposition to the Affordable Care Act
March 23, 2015: Weekly News Roundup
Prison Replacing Study Hall Politico explores a Department of Justice report that found Meridian, MS was incarcerating students “so arbitrarily