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Subject Eliminating barriers to entrepreneurship will help immigrants, poor
Date January 16, 2020 7:00 PM
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Eliminating barriers to entrepreneurship will help immigrants, poor

The Columbus Dispatch | Wayne Winegarden
January 13, 2020

And yet, poverty continues to be persistent nationwide. Tens of thousands of people are homeless in Los Angeles. The number of homeless people in San Jose, California, has climbed 42% in the past two years. Even in smaller cities with lower costs of living — from San Antonio and Columbus to Tampa and Charleston, West Virginia — many families are having difficulty making ends meet.
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Dr. Wayne Winegarden, director of PRI’s Center for Medical Economics and Innovation, breaks down recently-proposed plans in Washington and Sacramento that emphasize price caps and more government control to address prescription drug prices. He discusses the conclusions of his new study on America’s drug pricing challenge, which makes the case that system-wide reforms to improve the complex drug supply chain and increase transparency are what’s needed to lower health care costs.

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Bernie’s ‘Medicare-for-all’ misinformation — learn these facts before this week’s debate
Fox News and Real Clear Health | Sally C. Pipes
January 12, 2020

These wait times add to the cost of “free” health care. Absence and reduced productivity of sick workers cost the United Kingdom around 23 billion pounds each year. The truth about “Medicare-for-all” is ugly. Americans watching the debate this week must not fall prey to the falsehoods on health care that will no doubt be flowing from the candidates’ mouths.

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Enacting UBI Would Bust Federal Budget, Rob Americans of More Prosperous Future
Right By the Bay Blog | Damon Dunn
January 14, 2020

These are clearly not the conditions to support a radical, untested financial upheaval for every American. Given this, how are modern-day UBI proponents planning to sell us on their scheme? To their credit, they generally do not try to pretend as if the current incredible economy is not real. This remains the favored tactic of the old school socialists like Bernie Sanders who have resorted to arguing that low unemployment is somehow not a positive.

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Henry Miller explains the threat from new viral outbreak in China on the Lars Larson Show
The Lars Larson Show | Henry Miller, M.S., M.D.
January 14, 2020

Henry Miller, M.S, M.D., details the outbreak of a new type of viral outbreak that originated in China and how the United States can better prepare for the spread of epidemic virus. The virus could be similar to the SARS virus outbreak and has spread to Japan.
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Could National Water Pipeline Be the Solution to State’s Water Scarcity?
Right By the Bat Blog | Kerry Jackson
January 15, 2020

Consequently, water is an ever-unfolding story here. The local-state-federal battles over the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta seem to never end, snowpack in the Sierra Nevadas, or the lack thereof, is routinely a newsworthy event, and rumors and misunderstandings about residential water use — “will I be fined for taking a shower and using my washing machine on the same day?” — are good for stirring up a regular fuss.

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