Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Failed Reforms in the States
The appeal of "OPM"
By Sally Pipes
Presidential candidates would do well to look at what states such as Hawaii, Maine, Massachusetts, and Oregon have done. As I explain in an essay in National Review Online, "Most reforms either sink on the rocky politics of increasing taxes and spending, or falter when it's time to implement, which means actually getting real people to write real checks for insurance."
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