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Why the White House is refusing to negotiate on the debt ceiling The White House is refusing to negotiate with Republicans on raising the debt ceiling, a risky position that Democrats think is a political winner, but that also reflects their scars from previous fights. Taking the position that you won’t negotiate will allow Republicans…
“City Council to embrace sanity on cost-saving retiree health plan” Kudos to Speaker Adrienne Adams, who’s leading the City Council to the obvious compromise on health-care plans for retired city employees. The courts have ruled that Mayor Eric Adams has the power to simply enroll 250,000 eligible retirees in a high-quality Medicare Advantage plan and…
“NYC retirees sue Adams administration for $55M… over $15 health-care copays” Retired New York City government workers — who enjoy among the most generous taxpayer-provided health benefits in the U.S. — are suing Mayor Eric Adams and the city for $55 million over $15 copays for doctors visits. The Manhattan Supreme Court class-action suit was filed…
“Mayor Eric Adams’ nuclear option would save NYC billions in retiree healthcare costs” New York City is needlessly losing $50 million a month meeting its obligation to cover retired municipal workers’ health-care costs; most unions are on board with a plan that would save that cash while giving each retiree options. But because the City…
“New York Times’ outrageous scaremongering about (fake) entitlement cuts (we need)” Here are two snippets from Wednesday’s New York Times piece contending that Republicans have “embraced” plans to cut Social Security and Medicare: “The fact that Republicans are openly talking about cutting the programs has galvanized Democrats in the final weeks of the midterm campaign.”…
Manchin calls for deal on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid in new Congress Centrist Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) on Thursday called for a broad bipartisan deal to protect the solvency of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, popular programs that face serious funding issues over the next few decades. “You’re going to get your financial house in…
Why the fate of Medicare and Social Security is a midterm issue The fate of Social Security and Medicare is back in the spotlight less than two weeks before the midterms. The White House and Democrats have made both entitlements central to their closing pitch to voters, sounding the alarm that a Republican majority in…
Democrats ramp up attacks on GOP over Social Security/Medicare plans With election day just over two weeks away, Democrats are ramping up attacks on Republicans over their plans to change Social Security and Medicare. GOP leaders have said the programs need to be reformed or risk going bankrupt, though they have avoided specifics about…
“How to fix our broken health care system” Dr. Andrew Boozary is executive director of social medicine and population health at University Health Network. He’s also a primary care physician at a Toronto clinic that treats many of the marginalized patients bearing the brunt of Canada’s ongoing health care crisis. —As told to Ali Amad…
“Buffalo ignored until massacre and other commentary” Conservative: Buffalo Ignored ’Til Massacre The Wall Street Journal’s Jason L. Riley is saddened that it took a massacre “for Buffalo to get the attention it deserves, because the city has been hurting for decades.” His hometown is now “the third-poorest city of its size in the country,…