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Healthcare Freedom

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As the Omicron variation of COVID-19 continues to spread, the American people need to be asking themselves an important question: Do they want healthcare freedom or not?  If not, then healthcare will remain under the control of government — the federal government and the state and local governments. That will mean continued and growing healthcare tyranny in the form of mandatory lockdowns, mask mandates, vaccine mandates, and undoubtedly other forms of healthcare mandates. But that’s not all. Remember: There was a major healthcare crisis before COVID, which was rooted in Medicare and Medicaid, America’s two massive socialist healthcare programs. That’s what Obamacare was all about — to try to resolve the healthcare crisis brought on by the adoption of these two socialist programs. That’s also why statists were increasingly calling for a full-fledged socialist healthcare system, like the one that exists in Cuba. If Americans, on the other ...

Abolish NATO

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The New York Times published an article yesterday that denied that U.S. officials promised Russia at the end of the Cold War that NATO would not expand membership to Warsaw Pact countries.  Unfortunately, the article misses the point. The point is that NATO should have been abolished when the Cold War ended, which would, needless to say, have meant that it would not have absorbed those former Warsaw Pact countries and would not have moved U.S. bases, missiles, and troops inexorably closer to Russia’s borders.  The ostensible purpose of NATO was to protect Western Europe from an invasion by the Soviet Union, which, ironically, had been America’s partner and ally in World War II. At the end of the Cold War, the threat of such an invasion was non-existent. Therefore, NATO’s ostensible mission was over. NATO should have been disbanded immediately. But like so many other ...

Boosting American Standing on the World Stage

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What do a member of the left-leaning New York Times editorial board and a senior fellow at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute (AEI) have in common? Usually, not very much. But when it comes to how America can boost its standing on the world stage, they are in perfect agreement: The United States should give away more COVID-19 vaccines to poorer nations to ensure vaccine equity. In addition to being a member of the New York Times editorial board, Jeneen Interlandi is also a staff writer at the New York Times Magazine. Although she writes primarily about public health, she has also written about immigration, education, bioethics, and healthcare policy. Before becoming a senior fellow at the AEI, Dalibor Rohac was affiliated with the Cato Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity. Armed with four degrees in economics, he studies European political and economic trends. Vaccine equity Interlandi (“The World Is at War With Covid. Covid Is Winning”) speaks of the need ...

Max Boot’s Rant Against Oliver Stone

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Max Boot, a conservative who has long favored regime-change operations on the part of the U.S. national-security establishment, is going after Hollywood producer and director Oliver Stone. His beef with Stone? He’s upset because Stone has long maintained that the U.S. national-security establishment employed one of its patented regime-change operations here at home, against President John F. Kennedy.