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A key part of Obamacare is in jeopardy

November 30, 2023 News
A God-fearing Texas tycoon is challenging it
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Obamacare’s slow victory

November 3, 2022 News
South Dakota may become the latest conservative state to expand Medicaid
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Smuggled into the covid-relief bill is an overdue fix for Obamacare

February 27, 2021 News
America’s health-care law has never been as popular as its proponents hoped. That could soon change
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How Ralph Northam struck a deal with Republicans

June 11, 2018 Democracy in America, News, United States

VIRGINIA’S new governor, Ralph Northam, did in five months what his predecessor, Terry McAuliffe, couldn't manage in four years. He convinced a usually obdurate Republican legislature to bring this blue-trending state fully under the Affordable Care Act—even as the Trump administration continues efforts to kill it.

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The Trump administration joins a lawsuit to shred Obamacare

June 8, 2018 Democracy in America, News, United States

TO REPUBLICANS, the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is the zombie that endures countless hits to keep rising from its knees and haunt America’s health-care industry. The signature legislative achievement of Barack Obama’s presidency, which brought health coverage to 20m Americans, faced dozens of House repeal votes d...

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Why people vote against their economic interests

June 5, 2018 Democracy in America, News, United States

A COMPLAINT often made of Donald Trump’s presidency is that many of the voters who delivered him to the Oval Office will suffer from his policies. They include the tax cut, with its benefits heavily skewed towards the rich. The complaint builds on the growing frustration of partisans of both parties that many people who seem to be...

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How the Trump administration is reshaping Medicaid

May 17, 2018 Approved, News, United States

AMERICAN lawmakers are acutely afraid of rewarding the loafing poor. For that reason, Congress has set strict work requirements on federal food assistance and cash welfare. The Trump administration is now steadily doing the same for Medicaid, as America’s health-insurance programme for the poor is know...

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The parties’ preferred primary candidates prevail

May 9, 2018 Democracy in America, News, United States

MARY TAYLOR has been John Kasich’s lieutenant-governor since he was elected governor of Ohio in 2010. She backed all of his policies loyally, including the expansion of Medicaid and health insurance for the poor, and did not criticise Mr Kasich’s “Never Trump” campaign during his presidential candidacy. Yet when she campaigned to ...

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Ralph Northam pushes for Medicaid expansion in Virginia

April 2, 2018 Democracy in America, News, United States

RALPH NORTHAM, Virginia’s new Democratic governor, soundly beat his Republican rival, Ed Gillespie, by harnessing antipathy for Donald Trump. Virginia was the only Southern state that the president lost to Hillary Clinton in 2016. But Mr Northam's landslide win in November was also due to his promise to bring 300,000 uninsured Vir...

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Republicans seek alternatives to Obamacare’s pricey insurance markets

March 28, 2018 Approved, News, United States

Religion to the rescue

REPUBLICANS may have abolished the “individual mandate”, an unpopular part of Obamacare that fines Americans for not buying health insurance. But most of the law’s rickety architecture remains intact. Having given up, for now, on sweeping legislative reform, the Trump administration and...

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