-
Should the government intervene in the housing market? No…
The cost of many LIHTC projects has risen up to $1 million per rental apartment unit, enough to buy two or three single-family homes.
-
Should the Government Control Drug Prices? No…
Most favored nation would further devastate drug research.
-
Should the Government Control Drug Prices? Yes…
The key to effectively constraining spending on drugs without stifling innovation is regulating drug prices wisely, with the goal of having reductions in funding concentrated in innovations that have the most limited prospects of increasing value to patients.
-
Should the U.S. Rejoin the World Health Organization? Yes…
In an increasingly politically polarized world, it is critical that U.S. strategic decisions are based on objective assessments of risks and benefits.
-
Should the U.S. Rejoin the World Health Organization? No…
To the consternation of the international health community, President Donald Trump withdrew from the World Health Organization (WHO) on the very first day of his second term.
-
Should the U.S. Maintain Birthright Citizenship? Yes…
One of the most troubling consequences of repealing birthright citizenship would be the creation of a stateless underclass within U.S. borders.
-
Should the U.S. Maintain Birthright Citizenship? No…
Contrary to learned opinion, repealing birthright citizenship does not require a constitutional amendment. It can be done by using section five of the 14th Amendment.
-
Should Military Commissaries be Privatized? Yes…
It will better serve our troops and their families.
-
Should Military Commissaries be Privatized? No…
For struggling military families, commissaries are more important than ever.
-
Should Warning Labels be Put on Social Media? No…
If the explanation for teen suicide and mental health problems was social media, we’d expect to see similar problems in other countries with high technology adoption.
-
Should Warning Labels be Put on Social Media? Yes…
…there are threats to be addressed on all platforms
★
Receive updates on latest commentary, and noteworthy news.
Should the government intervene in the housing market? Yes…
While cities and states are on the front lines in tackling America’s housing affordability challenge, the federal government also has a critical role.