“Health Insurance” on The Daily Caller

Health insurance companies “have no one to blame but themselves,” according to an investigation by iWatch News, which discussed the failing and out-of-date business models of large, investor-held insurance companies. (more)

President Barack Obama’s campaign to woo growing Hispanic communities in southern states being thwarted by his simultaneous campaign to regulate their neighborhood churches, both Catholic and evangelical. (more)

President Barack Obama’s 2012 campaign team is pushing back against the uproar caused by his suggestion that some religious employees aren’t worthy of a religious exemption from new sex-related insurance regulations. (more)

As a result of President Obama’s health care reform law, some Americans are already losing their health insurance coverage before the law’s regulations even go into effect, according to a new report. (more)

Registered voters say President Barack Obama’s health care reform bill “has been bad for America” and half say their costs have gone up since its passage, according to a new poll set to be released Tuesday. (more)

Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rick Santorum launched a new front for GOP attacks on Gov. Rick Perry’s immigration record during Thursday’s debate in Orlando, Fla., charging the Texas governor with supporting a plan for bi-national health insurance with Mexico. (more)

Ron Suskind’s controversial new book, “Confidence Men” reveals how President Barack Obama came to embrace “RomneyCare” as a model of reform. (more)

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — Enough with the fun and games. Watson is going to work. (more)

All too often when Congress sets out to solve a problem, however good the original intentions, unintended consequences result. (more)

Faced with rising costs and residents still without health insurance, Vermont lawmakers are poised to pass a single-payer healthcare plan, which would reshape how the state’s doctors are paid and become the first of its type in the US. (more)

Forget comedy clubs, if you really want a laugh these days you simply have to venture over to the Media Matters website. The extent to which the organization is willing to contort reality to keep fellow “progressives” in line is nothing short of an expert yoga class. Given their recent “declaration of war” against Fox News for perceived bias, and the questionable legality of it given the group’s “charity” tax status, this is as surprising as the sun rising in the east each morning. There is no length to which Media Matters’ employees will not go to defend anything Democrats do; it’s what they’re paid to do. So it came as little surprise that on the one-year anniversary of Obamacare’s passage, Media Matters was there to defend the unpopular law. (more)

It’s funny how life works. Even when I agree with Barack Obama, I am still offended by his Big Brother attitude and nanny state tactics. Obama’s actions remind me of a dictator who thinks he knows better than you or me. Last week, President Barack Obama erased any doubt that he sees himself as a king rather than as the elected servant of the American people. Obama declared he would not defend a law passed by the Congress of the United States called DOMA (The Defense of Marriage Act). (more)

The Maryland General Assembly has scheduled a March 9 public hearing on a bill that would take a far more aggressive approach toward health reform in the state than passed at the federal level last year. (more)

EASTON, Pa. — Ken Kewley woke up Tuesday without health insurance for the first time in nearly nine years. (more)

It pains me to write this article, because it will burst a balloon to which many conservatives cling dearly. Nevertheless, it is necessary if we are not only to repeal Obamacare but replace it with reform that puts the American people — not employers or government — in control of our access to medical services. (more)

Yesterday, a federal judge in Florida declared unconstitutional Obamacare’s mandate that all Americans purchase health insurance — the linchpin of the unpopular law rammed through last March by congressional Democrats. If the mandate is ultimately struck down by the Supreme Court, Obamacare will unravel and Congress will have little choice but to reopen the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act for amendment. That would enable us to reverse the government takeover and adopt a patient-centered approach. (more)

WASHINGTON – Sen. Lindsey Graham plans to introduce a measure today (Tuesday) that would allow states to opt out of key components of the new health-insurance law if their legislatures and governors authorize it. (more)

If it wasn’t so sad, it would be funny. The brain trust at the Consumers Union doesn’t seem to be able to see the consequences of their actions. (more)

Will the Department of Health and Human Services’ current “two-waiver-a-day” rule keep Obamacare away, effectively waivering the law obsolete? (more)

I’m sure that many of you have driven a car for so many years that eventually the engine gives out. You can put in a new muffler or a new radiator. You can replace the transmission and put on a new coat of paint. But if the engine has failed, then that car won’t run again until you put in a new engine. (more)