Seniors Reverse Recent Trend, Vote in their Own Interests
Three weeks ago, we implored seniors to vote in their own interests on November 6th. In three of the past four
Don’t be Fooled by GOP Posturing on Pre-Existing Conditions
The Republican candidate for the open Senate seat in Arizona, Martha McSally, probably speaks for other GOP contenders across the country
Farewell to Paul Ryan and his Insidious “Entitlement Reforms”
Will seniors and their families miss Paul Ryan in the U.S. Congress? Not a chance. His impending retirement lifts a
National Committee President, House Democrats Decry GOP Tax Plan’s Impact on Seniors
As Republicans remain indifferent – or in denial – about the impact of the Trump/GOP tax scam on older Americans, seniors’
Outrage Crucial as Trump-GOP Tax Scam Gets Dangerously Close to Passing the Senate
When President Trump and Congressional Republicans tried to repeal Obamacare earlier this year, the gross unfairness of taking healthcare away from
The Week Brings Good & Bad News for Medicaid
Let’s start with the good news. Yesterday, voters in Maine overwhelmingly approved the expansion of Medicaid in their state (59% to 41%), bucking
Trump’s Executive Order on Healthcare is Bad Medicine
With all the skill of a surgeon wielding a machete, President Trump signed an executive order today that could undermine the affordability and quality
Throwing More Money at Wavering Senators’ States Doesn’t Improve Graham-Cassidy
To paraphrase W.C. Fields, it seems as if news of the death of the Graham-Cassidy bill is greatly exaggerated. As veteran Kaiser
Two Paths Forward on Obamacare: One Reasonable, the Other Perilous
Newly back from summer recess, Senators are taking two divergent paths on healthcare after the Republicans’ spectacular failure to repeal and
Summertime No Time to Stop Protecting Seniors’ Healthcare
Washington, D.C. is noticeably mellower with Congress beginning its August recess. Our “worst-in-the-U.S.” traffic is noticeably lighter. The sidewalks are