Report: $14.4 Billion In Fraudulent Medicaid Payments Last Year
A new report reveals that federal taxpayers financed $14.4 billion in “improper payments” last year.
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The Greatest Political Contest in 2014: Who Can Be Most Offended?
This tweet makes us wonder if one DPA staffer is really interested in defending people of faith.
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As Only Southern State To Expand Obamacare, Is Arkansas Becoming A Medicaid Magnet?
As the only Southern state to expand Obamacare, has our state become a Medicaid magnet?
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Which Candidate For U.S. Senate Wants To Kill The Death Tax The Most?
One candidate for U.S. Senate wants to keep the Death Tax on life support.
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Arkansas Policy Leaders Debunk Medicaid Myths
Over the weekend, two op-eds from Arkansas policy leaders appeared in one of Utah’s largest newspapers.
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Here’s Why ‘Private’ Option HIAs Will Be Nothing Like Actual Health Savings Accounts
Tens of thousands of PO enrollees will end up with less “skin in the game” than they currently have — because the Arkansas HIAs are nothing like real HSAs.
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Brace Yourselves, Taxpayers: The Obamacare ‘Private’ Option Will Be Even Worse Next Year
A more appropriate name for these new accounts would be “Government Dependence Accounts.”
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Taxpayers Pay Twice For Some Obamacare Enrollees
News broke late last week that nearly 5,000 Arkansans would be kicked off of the Obamacare “private option” program. Now, as more details emerge, it looks like things are even worse than they first appeared.
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Have Conservative Reformers Blazed The Trail For The “Private” Option? No.
The real story here is that Sanders fundamentally misrepresented what these other politicians have advocated…their ideas are fundamentally different than what Sanders has helped bring to Arkansas.
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State Bureaucrats Travel To Promote Obamacare Expansion On Taxpayer-Funded Time
Last week, the Billings Gazette — a Montana newspaper — reported that some Arkansas officials had visited the Big Sky
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