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In the Press: The $40 Trillion Bill for Young Americans, Falling SNAP enrollment, and Lack of Transparency in Rural Health

2+ week, 15+ hour ago   (473+ words) Free the Facts asked ten experts across the ideological spectrum what the $40 trillion national debt means for the next generation. Boccia’s contribution: In Yahoo News, Jasmine Andersson examines which states have shed the most SNAP recipients — enrollment is down more…...

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In the Press: $40 Trillion Debt, Medicaid’s Financing Flaw, and Hidden Costs of “Universal” Health Care

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (759+ words) In The Wall Street Journal, Boccia responds in a letter to the editor to Joseph Sternberg’s argument that Social Security reform is “a political rather than a technocratic issue.” Boccia argues for a BRAC-style commission: “Social Security reform is unavoidably…...

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Fixing Medicaid's Financing Structure to Reduce Waste, Fraud, and Overspending

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (892+ words) Medicaid is one of the largest and fastest-growing items in the federal budget and is highly vulnerable to waste, fraud, and abuse. We took that problem to Capitol Hill, hosting a panel featuring Michael F. Cannon of the Cato Institute, Chris…...