Scott Walker Archives - Ethics & Public Policy Center
A Clear Path for Repealing and Replacing Obamacare Is Coming into View
Opponents of Obamacare, after many years of effort, are finally making some progress, on both policy and political strategy. It would be a terrible shame if they undermined all of that good work now by embracing ideas that would make it much harder to reach their ultimate goal.
Ezekiel Emanuel’s Confused Health-Care Argument
Ezekiel Emanuel is wrong that the health-care reform plans offered by Scott Walker and Marco Rubio would result in much higher premiums for the middle class.
Walker, Rubio Health Plans Renew Reaganism for Our Age
New health care proposals by Republican candidates mark a monumental development for both the campaign and for the conservative movement, one that breathes Ronald Reagan’s soul into the Republican nomination fight.
Three Actual — and Actually Good — Plans to Replace Obamacare
Both the Walker and Rubio plans for health care are based on the view that health care in the United States will be better, of higher quality, and less costly if important decisions are left with consumers, employers, and the states.
The Walker Health Care Plan
Scott Walker has offered the most substantively and politically serious conservative health care reform we have yet seen from a presidential candidate, and hopefully it will spur some more to come.
The Little Details and the Big Picture
The details of the 2016 presidential race at this point—the day by day turns and twists—probably won’t turn out to be all that important in the long run. But some general patterns gradually becoming evident could well offer some hints of where the election is headed.
Why Marco Rubio Would Be the Strongest Republican Candidate
The Florida senator has been on the national stage for four years, during which time he has distinguished himself not only as the most inspirational speaker in the Republican party but also as a serious policy innovator.
Some Uncomfortable Questions for Democratic Candidates
Any Republican who imagined that the sickening double standard that the press applies to Democrats and Republicans would have been sated by six years of genuflection to Obama should now be fully awake.
