Now that 8 million or more have signed up on health insurance exchanges under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the President is deploying his phone and his pen to solve another urgent problem: climate change. This will require another transformational change that no previous President has been able to bring about, as they were unable […]
Outrage: DMV’s Internet I-PIRP Program Fails By William Bonds, President, Empire Safety Council It is outrageous that the Department of Motor Vehicles is considering renewing the Internet-Point/Insurance Reduction Program (I-PIRP) based on fraudulent and flawed studies coupled with failed User/Identity Validation measures. The impact of these fraudulent research studies diminish the credibility of the Department […]
“Accountable Care, Patient Protection” Act Harms Young Millennials By Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D. “Millennials,” the group of young people born after 1980, overwhelmingly voted in 2008 for politicians who promised “healthcare for all” and sponsored the “Affordable Care Act” (aka Obamacare). Sadly, young people took on faith the promises of an orator and did not […]
Top 9 Ways Government Attacks American Seniors By Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D. Chaos, cost increases, and turmoil reign since Obamacare took effect. Hidden changes drastically transform Medicare, affecting your ability to get needed medical care—even if you pay out of pocket. Here is my list of the Top 9 government attacks on American seniors: 1. […]
Hats Off to the Younger Generation By G. Keith Smith, M.D. The Unaffordable Care Act (UCA) is about to become even more unaffordable, thanks to the unpredicted wisdom of the younger generation. Recognizing yet another Ponzi scheme in UCA, the vast majority of young people (a group the central planners had counted on to keep […]
We Need Doctors Who Are Out of Control By Alieta Eck, M.D. We constantly are told that “while ObamaCare might not be perfect, the right has not come up with a better plan.” Is it possible that we do not need a “plan” at all? Think about it. Has the federal government set up a […]
By Janet M. Orient, M.D. Washington has it Backward on Defunding ObamaCare Defunding ObamaCare does not really require an active decision by the U.S. House of Representatives. It is the default option— as in what happens if you don’t do something. Constitutionally, the people’s House holds the government’s purse strings. It does not need to […]
By Marilyn M. Singleton, M.D., J.D. The politics of selling the Affordable Care Act (ACA) focuses on promising health and wellness. Somehow, having “coverage” is supposed to get you to a primary care doctor, who will keep you healthy. And if he doesn’t, he will be held accountable by not being paid. The fact is […]
By Sharon Emek, Ph.D. Can there be too much of a good thing? When it comes to retirement, yes. Abe Lemons, a college basketball coach from the 1950s through the 1980s, once said: “The trouble with retirement is that you never get a day off.” For working stiffs, it seems an impossibility that you could […]
In the Community Association world, Directors and Officers Liability Insurance is a must. Community Associations, such as Condominium Associations, Homeowners Associations, and Co-ops, present a unique set of challenges to insurance brokers. Education is a key component to understanding these challenges and it is the insurance broker’s job to educate and explain the types of […]
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