Monthly Archives: November 2005

Last Friday, Wal-Mart sponsored a conference to respond to criticism of its own economic impact. Wal-Mart paid for a detailed economic analysis that was supposed to repair damage caused by attacks from labor and other critics. But the company was … Continue reading →

OK, so the House grabbed the high ground last week with a bold and courageous plan to expand access to affordable health coverage – combining employer and individual mandates, boldly going where no state health reform plan (seriously) has gone … Continue reading →

Sorry to not post sooner after late Thursday evening’s dramatic vote in the Mass. House on health care reform. Among many surprises, the most dramatic – by a comfortable, veto proof margin, House members rejected attempts to eliminate a requirement … Continue reading →

OK – business is going berserk because health reformers and House leaders think most employers should contribute at least a minimal level to help workers get health insurance. Let’s look at the larger picture here. Nationally, employer sponsored covered is … Continue reading →

To get all of the key documents relating to the House health care plan — as well as updates — be sure to visit the Affordable Care Today website (click here). The House reform proposal does what it purports to … Continue reading →