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Consumer Power Report #203

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / November 20, 2009

With all the public opinion polls going against them and the likelihood of losing a very large number of seats in next year's elections, what in the world ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #202

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / November 17, 2009

Well, now. Since our last visit Mrs. Pelosi did indeed come up with the votes needed to pass her bill in the House. Congratulations are in order. For her, ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #201

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / November 09, 2009

What a week last week was! First were Tuesday's elections, which should have been a wake-up call for Democrats everywhere. The Democrat establishment tried ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #200

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / October 31, 2009

We're keeping it short this week. I'll just note that this is the 200th issue of Consumer Power Report. It's a milestone of sorts, though I have been doing ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #199

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / October 27, 2009

Roy Ramthun and I did a couple of events in Virginia in the past week. About 250 people attended, mostly small business owners with a few insurance brokers. ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #198

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / October 22, 2009

Boy, it is getting to be wacky season in Washington. I am glad to be able to get out of town from time to time. This week I was in Pittsburgh, next week ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #197

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / October 09, 2009

First, a bit of context. The CBO has been busy lately. Along with estimating the cost of the Senate Finance "framework," it revealed this week ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #196

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / October 01, 2009

Forgive me for not getting out a newsletter last week. I was in Michigan all week working with the Mackinac Institute to give four speeches in three days. Meanwhile, ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #195

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / September 17, 2009

The biggest news of the week was without doubt the march on Washington on Saturday. Heartland's John O'Hara was one of the speakers and I was in the crowd. ... (read more)

Consumer Power Report #193

Greg Scandlen

Consumer Power Report / Consumers for Health Care Choices at The Heartland Institute / September 04, 2009

For some time now, commentators have been bemoaning the loss of comity in Washington. They fondly remember how Ronald Reagan would get together with Tip ... (read more)