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How two senators are fueling a GOP health care conundrum
Republican senators Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Mike Lee (R-UT) are pushing for an amendment to the Senate GOP's Better Care Reconciliation Act, which would substantially alter the current landscape of health-insurance regulation. These senators' strong commitment to this amendment, and the insistence on its inclusion in the Senate bill by conservative groups, reveals a broad misunderstanding among conservatives of what is wrong with health care and what is needed to build a market-driven system.
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Where executive power and national monuments meet
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Suppose President Trump declared much of California, Nevada, and Oregon -- states that just happened to vote against him -- off-limits to economic development and recreational use.... According to some environmentalists and legal scholars, we would have to live with this result. They believe a president can permanently designate federal land as a monument and restrict its uses. But a presidential power to create permanent national monuments flies in the face of the plain text of federal law.
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Why the outrage over Trump's Warsaw speech is inane
Donald Trump's speech in Warsaw's Krasinski Square was the best of his presidency. If you took Trump's name off of the speech transcript and read it without knowing which American president had delivered these words, almost any objective observer would say it was a magnificent statement of American values. We need more of this from Donald Trump, not less.
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Understanding how the poor saves more than the rich for retirement
Who's better prepared for retirement: a $12,000
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worker who saves nothing on top of Social Security or a $100,000 worker who maxes out his 401 (k)? The answer may surprise you. You can't know how well Americans are preparing for retirement simply by looking at whether they participate in a 401 (k) or how much they contribute due to the mechanics of Social Security.
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