Insurance Reform

There are thousands of reasons to support health insurance reform, way too many to fit into any one article. But I will give seven of the best reasons in this article.

A brief look at the White House's latest attempt to turn the health care reform debate back in its favor.

President Obama has a two-pronged strategy for advancing his health insurance reform ideas.

It's tough to get nonpartisan, nonalarmist information on Obama's health care bill, which was signed into law on Tuesday, March 23. This article provides an overview of some of the more concrete, noticeable effects.

In a teleconference last week, Kathleen Sebelius, Health and Human Services secretary faulted insurance companies for making huge profits and still raising rates by 25 to 40 percent. President Obama repeated these points in a radio address.

Reid argues that proposed health care reform better than status quo.

Whatever your views are on the health insurance industry and the current debate in Washington on whether or not to reform it, it is impossible to ignore the train wreck which is the Democrats attempt at messaging.

When is a lie not a lie? Seems to depend on your perspective, in this rough-and-tumble so-called debate.

I'm OK being faced with a confusing array of choices when buying a TV or phone service - that's what competition is all about. But not when my life depends on it! That's why more regulation- and yes, government involvement- is right for health care.

The Heritage Foundation has published a new web memo offering families information on health insurance alternatives.