FREOPP’s approach is unapologetically market-oriented, but it is not indifferent to the real, everyday pain families are feeling.
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Prioritizing Americans should mean prioritizing American patients’ access to care—not the nationality of the doctor who treats them.
The consequences of America’s doctor shortage fall hardest on the patients with the fewest resources to absorb them.
To create such a main street from scratch today, a suburb or small town would have to discard typical zoning
Not every good idea should be turned into a government program, especially in an age of $40 trillion national debt
Tanner and Dunn explore how good civil society can strengthen relationships, increase happiness, reduce political tribalism, and help Americans rediscover a sense of shared community. They discuss why Americans should put down their phones, ignore most national political battles, and spend more time investing in family, friends, and faith communities.
Testimony for the U.S. House Committee on Education and Workforce Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions.
These policies are ready today to bring more opportunity to those who need it most.