Government Accountability

Do We Spend Too Much on Politics?

  • November 1, 2010

Recent estimates put spending on midterm campaigns at over $3.6 billion nationally. That’s enough to buy 7.2 million I-pads, or roughly one dollar for every thousand spent by government.

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Health Care

A Free Market in Health Care?!?

  • Nathan Benefield
  • November 1, 2010

A commenter on our latest Policy Points on Health Care Reform describes health care as “the free market, unregulated situation at the time the Act was passed.” I’m not…

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Government Accountability

Former Rep. Jeff Coleman Rejoins Commonwealth Foundation

  • October 29, 2010

HARRISBURG, PA —  The Commonwealth Foundation is pleased to announce that former State Representative Jeff Coleman has rejoined the Foundation as a senior fellow. Mr. Coleman was elected to the…

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State Budget

Spending Cuts for the Next U.S. Congress

  • Elizabeth Stelle
  • October 29, 2010

Government debt and wasteful spending is a constant subject on PolicyBlog and is playing a large part in this year’s elections. But one thing that isn’t so common is two…

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Health Care

Is FactCheck Recycling Talking Points on ObamaCare?

  • Nathan Benefield
  • October 29, 2010

Here is an email I sent to FactCheck.org: Your recent article claims insurance premiums won’t go up. Are you kidding? Simple economics, or the experience of states like…

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Taxes & Economy

Rendell is Still Governor, I’m Still Fact-Checking

  • Nathan Benefield
  • October 28, 2010

Gov. Rendell, being bored because he can’t campaign for re-election, held another press conference, probably his four thousandth this month, to discuss the Tax Foundation’s new Business Tax Climate…

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