The reconciliation bill you’re hearing a lot about lately, otherwise known as the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act,” contains a long-awaited reform to our nation’s Medicaid program. In “Congress-speak,” the pending legislation enacts a requirement for “childless, non-disabled Medicaid recipients age 19-64, starting in 2027” to be involved in “community engagement requirements.” What is a …
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By Robert Schmad Washington Examiner An official involved in the Obama-era Internal Revenue Service scandal, which involved IRS officials singling out conservative groups for increased scrutiny when they applied for tax-exempt status, is now the acting director of the agency’s ethics watchdog department. Elizabeth Kastenberg, the new acting director of the IRS’s Office of Professional …
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The left may adopt the branding of abundance, but the right actually brought the goods. 'Markets, not mandates, create abundance.' - Christopher Koopman In the Atlantic, Jonathan Chait recently framed the “abundance agenda” as the latest battleground in a coming Democratic civil war—a fight not over ideas, but over power. According to Chait, the real tension is whether abundance will serve the …
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