Policy Perspective: Telemedicine in Texas

December 17, 2015

Kate E. Murphy

The new telemedicine regulations hurt Texas’ health care market by limiting competition.

Rising health care reformer charts a path for young professionals and policy reforms

America needs health care innovation and principled policy reform more than ever. Rising costs, sicker patients, and doctor shortages plague an overburdened and needlessly complicated system. Patients fear rising insurance premiums and astronomical medical bills. Crippling, top-down regulations imposed by broken laws, poor bureaucrat interpretation, and special interest lobbying prevent doctors from giving patients the...

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Gavin Newsom gives new handout to illegal immigrants and taxpayers could be on the hook

Biden actions could mean an additional $11 billion in taxpayer funds for California. Much of America’s future is made, tested, and—more often than not in recent years—fails in California. California’s Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom just announced that California would begin providing health care coverage to an additional 764,000 illegal immigrants on top of the 1.1...

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Ranked-Choice Voting: Overview and Model Legislation

The movement to adopt ranked-choice voting as a system for elections has been growing throughout the nation. It is a complex method of voting that has a disenfranchising effect and violates the “one person, one vote” doctrine. Key Points: Ranked-choice voting is slow, confusing, and complex. RCV violates the one person, one vote doctrine. RCV...

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