OMB in the Health-Care Driver’s Seat, for Now
James C. Capretta
In this piece in today’s Washington Post, advocates for Obama-style health reform express anxiety that the withdrawal of former Sen….
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Natoinal Review / February 16, 2009
Ideas for the Middle Class
James C. Capretta
**The two essays below are part of the longer essay “Twelve Ideas for the Middle Class” published in the February 9, 2009 issue of…
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National Review, Vol. LXI, No. 2 / February 9, 2009
Removing Impediments to Long Careers
James C. Capretta
It is apparent from the last two election cycles that conservatives need to refresh their political appeal and develop innovative…
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Washington Times / January 22, 2009
A State-Based Initiative
James C. Capretta
The federal government is a very powerful force in the health sector, but it’s not all-powerful. Large employers and the…
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National Review Online / December 9, 2008
Obama Money Talk
James C. Capretta
Personnel is policy, it is often said. By that standard, we should be somewhat reassured by the team Senator Obama…
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National Review Online / November 26, 2008
Healthcare with a Conscience
James C. Capretta
Healthcare institutions owned and operated by the Catholic Church are, and always have been, an important component of the nation's…
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First Things -- On the Square / November 18, 2008
Doc Daschle
James C. Capretta
Former Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle is poised to become the Obama administration’s Secretary of Health and Human Services, according…
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National Review Online / November 20, 2008
Health Care with a Conscience
James C. Capretta
Catholic hospitals have a long and rich history in the United States. By 1872, there were already seventy-five such hospitals…
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The New Atlantis, Number 22, Fall 2008, pp. 69-76 / November 17, 2008
Respect for Life
James C. Capretta
In September, 27 Democratic senators and one independent wrote to the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Mike Leavitt, to…
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Washington Times / November 4, 2008