advanced search

6 matches for 'insurance'

• You Will Lose Your Private Health Insurance — Robert Tracinski

  —The Kansas Progress

  Forget about abortion. Of course the left will accept restrictions on funding for abortion, because they want to keep moderate Democrats on board for the goal they know is really important: giving the government a dominant role in health care. Everything else is just details, and funding for abortions is [...]

  Posted: December 11, 2009, 2:15am EST
  by admin

  — about this blog

  — blogs linking 'The Kansas Progress' this week

• Abortion could still derail health care reform

  —WE Blog

  Number of comments: 25
  

  In the end, it may all come down to abortion. So what else is new? The Senate rejected an attempt Tuesday to ban any insurance plan that receives taxpayer dollars from offering abortion coverage, even if it is paid for with private money. The Senate’s position [...]

  Posted: December 09, 2009, 1:09pm EST
  by Phillip Brownlee

  — about this blog

  — blogs linking 'WE Blog' this week

• Politico — Chances shrink for pure public option

  —The Kansas Progress

  The new idea - for the government to create a national health insurance plan similar to the Federal Employee Health Benefits Plan - seemed to gather momentum as the weekend went on, and the differences between liberals and moderates on the public option became even clearer.
  
  Click headline above [...]

  Posted: December 07, 2009, 4:50am EST
  by admin

  — about this blog

  — blogs linking 'The Kansas Progress' this week

• WSJ — Lending Declines as Bank Jitters Persist

  —The Kansas Progress

  Total loan balances fell by $210.4 billion, or 3%, in the third quarter, the biggest decline since data collection began in 1984, according to a report released Tuesday by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The FDIC also said its fund to backstop deposits fell into negative territory for just the [...]

  Posted: November 24, 2009, 9:38pm EST
  by admin

  — about this blog

  — blogs linking 'The Kansas Progress' this week

• Sen. Merkley: Authority to Force People to Buy Health Insurance is Part of Congress’ Very First Enumerated Power

  —The Kansas Progress

  Link.
  
  Click headline above for more.

  
  

  [...]

  Posted: November 17, 2009, 4:32pm EST
  by admin

  — about this blog

  — blogs linking 'The Kansas Progress' this week

• Praeger backs ending subsidy to private insurers

  —WE Blog

  Number of comments: 25
  

  Kansas’ GOP members of Congress oppose cutting billions of dollars in federal subsidies to privately run Medicare Advantage plans as a way to help pay for health care reform. But Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger says the cuts make sense. “When Congress is looking for savings, this [...]

  Posted: November 15, 2009, 6:03am EST
  by Phillip Brownlee

  — about this blog

  — blogs linking 'WE Blog' this week