Gephardt health plan faces cost and debt questions
Our View critiques Richard Gephardt's proposal to require employer health coverage with 60 percent tax credits, funded by repealing Bush tax cuts. The plan would cost about 2.66 trillion over ten years, shift costs to taxpayers, and use federal grants to states, raising concerns it buys votes with public funds. The piece notes deficits may persist and questions plan viability.
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Ashcroft faces critics over asylum detentions policy
Michelle Malkin defends John Ashcroft against liberal critics who accuse him of overreacting to immigration threats. She notes the need to detain asylum seekers to verify identity and prevent flight, citing Justice Department data showing high rates of released aliens evading deportation. She argues post 9 11 security hinges on stronger enforcement and border controls.
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Dennis Prager on Homosexuality and Society
Dennis Prager argues that homosexuals are equal in God’s eyes to heterosexuals yet advocates societal preference for heterosexuality. He discusses parental love, adoption by same sex couples, causes of homosexuality, and the role of religion, marriage, and public discourse in shaping views, concluding with Prager’s media role and authorship.
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