If you think paying for healthcare is complex now, wait 'til next year. In this week's syndicated column, I discuss Obamacare and our already over-regulated healthcare system.

Our old health care system was already a bureaucratic and regulatory nightmare. It had 16,000 different codes for different ailments. Under our new, "improved" system, there will be more than a 100,000... continue reading »

Obamacare promises to cover the uninsured, and somehow... lower costs. How can it do both?

Wyoming senator, and licensed orthopedic surgeon, John Barrasso, explains that Obamacare is incredibly complicated... continue reading »

After the Supremes approved Obamacare yesterday, the President gave a speech. I think it needs de-coding.

Obama: Today's decision was a victory for people all over this country...

De-coded: It's a victory for central planners, not "people". One thing I've learned in 42 years of reporting is that centrally planned bureaucracy kills innovation, increases costs, and undercuts personal liberty... continue reading »

Tomorrow the Supreme Court rules on the constitutionality of Obamacare. Will they kill the mandate but keep the popular parts?

This week my syndicated column discusses the benefits of discrimination in health insurance:... continue reading »

The Supreme Court will probably rule on Obamacare Monday.

On our show tonight, Fox News Legal Analyst Lis Wiehl tells us what to expect. The most reliable predictor of the future, Intrade.com, says the mandate is likely to be overturned. But what happens next? What about the rest of Obamacare?... continue reading »

The Supreme Court's ruling on Obamacare could come Thursday, or Monday. In my syndicated column this week I say this about the constitutionality of the mandate that requires us to buy insurance:

Seems like a no-brainer to me. How can forcing me to engage in commerce be constitutional?

But there's a deeper question: Why should government be involved in medicine at all?

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