Biden is working hard to bankrupt both Social Security and Medicare.
. By Stephen Frank, California Political News and Views “Although illegal immigration flouts the rule of law and strains local communities, it does generate one unambiguous benefit — namely, free contributions to our Social Security and Medicare trust funds. Amnesty would transform those contributions into costs totaling hundreds of billions of dollars. The reasoning […]
Internist Dr. Kumar Gandhi To Speak at Free Conejo Valley YMCA Breakfast, August 19
Thousand Oaks, Calif.—Dr. Kumar Gandhi, a Board Certified internist with Lakeside Community Healthcare in Thousand Oaks, will be on hand to answer health-related questions from the public during a free three-hour breakfast meeting Monday, August 19 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Conejo Valley YMCA (4031 N. Moorpark Rd., Thousand Oaks). Also speaking will be […]
Medicare Releases App to Help Seniors Navigate Health Care Marketplace
Evie Fordham | Politics and Health Care Reporter The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released a smartphone app called “What’s Covered” Monday to give people with Original Medicare and others a “modernized Medicare experience,” but the app’s developers still have a “learning curve,” health care expert Michael Abrams told The Daily Caller […]
Opinion: Universal Health Care Should Not be a Right
Jim Martin | Chairman, 60 Plus Association There is no shortage of Democrats tinkering with the idea of seeking their party’s presidential nomination next year. Thus far, it appears traditional Democrats are outnumbered by others positioning themselves as more progressively liberal than the previously announced candidate. But one common thread among them is “Medicare […]
The Limits of American Patience
By Victor Davis Hanson | American Greatness Not being willing any longer to be manipulated is not succumbing to isolationism. Wondering whether the United States can afford another liability is not mindless nationalism. Questioning whether America can afford the status quo here and abroad is not heresy. Assuming we can borrow our way out of […]
Amid Economic Uncertainty, Controller Yee Echoes Governor’s Restrained Budget Planning
SACRAMENTO—As the governor’s Department of Finance released its proposed 2018-19 budget, State Controller Betty T. Yee reported today California’s total revenues of $16.25 billion for December were $2.79 billion above June’s budget expectations. “I can sum up the governor’s budget in one word: smart. The federal tax measure did not just stick it to […]
Healthcare – What Happens Next? Loren Kaye Presides Over Panel Discussion
Oxnard Chamber – What is the future of healthcare – how will it be delivered and how will we pay for it? Will we be facing Medicare for all? Can California implement a “single-payer” system and figure out how to pay for it? What will happen to government entities who are currently strapped with funding […]
Midnight in America
By: Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital Editor’s note: legendary financial and investment expert Peter Schiff comments on the underlying reasons for Donald Trump’s victory and his recently announced first hundred days plan. Employing the unyielding rules of economics, he concludes that the plan makes some unwarranted assumptions and does not allow sufficient reductions […]
