A single mom who relies on the health care law to insure herself and her daughter urges lawmakers to protect it.
Affordable Care Act
Chaotic, dysfunctional system of health ‘insurance’ needs medical attention
Why can’t we have one big bucket of money for health care that we all pay into – it would be so simple.
Our view: Maine’s senators will be a check on presidential overreach
The U.S. Senate is one lawmaking institution over which President Trump will not have total control.
Our View: There is no easy fix for health care reform law
‘Repeal and delay’ would cause much worse havoc than anything now in the Affordable Care Act.
Maine Voices: Trump’s health care policy appears heavy on complexity, light on mercy
Letting the states decide how to insure residents might lead to a cobweb of unwieldy regulations.
Sen. Collins has ‘reservations’ about privatizing Medicare, repealing health care law without replacement
Those positions would put Maine’s Republican senator at odds with party leaders, who are expected to pursue both initiatives in the new year.
Maine Voices: The problem isn’t Obamacare; it’s the insurance companies
Patients and primary care physicians are getting the raw end of the deal for the sake of corporate profits.
Maine Voices: Maine lawmakers should heed voters’ wishes in several policy areas
The electorate chose policies that invest in our communities, our schools and our workers.
Our View: Rural hospitals should be paid for keeping people healthy
A new president and Congress should try to fix the perverse incentive system that now exists.
M.D. Harmon: The Electoral College isn’t going anywhere – nor should it
The Founders created it so a successful candidate would have to raise broad support over the entire nation.