The unprecedented way health care reform was passed
The health care reform bill was passed in a way that is unprecedented, according to Grace-Marie Turner and Jim Blasingame, who talk about the fact that proponents were prepared to do virtually anything they could to pass this bill, even without any bi-partisan support and in the face of public opposition.
More interviews with Grace-Marie Turner
The private sector healthcare heroics during the pandemic
Biden-care and the future of American healthcare
Can average Americans stop the takeover of our private healthcare system?
We’re in danger of losing our medical research global advantage
How the Harris/Biden administration wants to put Obamacare on steroids
Articles by Grace-Marie Turner
How about a debate over America's future prosperity?
If journalists would like to ask actual substantive questions for a change at the GOP debate in Milwaukee, they could start by asking about the biggest threat to our nation’s future security -- the...
Families brace for steep hikes: Opposing View
American families, promised they would save $2,500 a year on health insurance premiums, are bracing themselves to see just how much their costs will increase again next year.
Top Ten Obamacare Disasters to Come
Grace-Marie Turner lists the most important problems with Obamacare.
What the election means...
Grace-Marie Turner gives some insight into what will happen after the election results.
Three “What-if” scenarios for ObamaCare
Grace-Marie Turner points out three "what if" alternatives that Congress, state governments, and businesses across the country are puzzling over when the decision is issued over Obamacare.