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- Reminder: Prestigious Health Journal Undercuts Medicaid Expansion Arguments - We have mentioned this report previously, but it is critical Ohioans understand that expanding Medicaid is unlikely to yield the positive health outcomes promoted by most advocates. A new study from the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) further … Continue reading
- Medicaid Expansion is a Bad Long-Term Decision and Here’s Why - The Buckeye Institute was recently invited to participate in a roundtable discussion with the editorial board of the Cincinnati Enquirer regarding Medicaid expansion. Along with the Buckeye Institute, Chris Littleton of Ohio Rising and Sen. Bill Seitz (R- Cincinnati) raised … Continue reading
- Ohio’s Higher Education Budget: A Commendable if Modest Action Plan - The Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions released its latest report, Ohio’s Higher Education Budget: A Commendable if Modest Action Plan, today. The report, written by Dr. Richard Vedder and Anthony Hennen of the Center for College Affordability, provides an assessment … Continue reading
- Medicaid Expansion and its Discontents - The Buckeye Institute has been leading the way in Ohio by offering detailed critiques of expanding Medicaid in the state, and offering meaningful alternatives. Long-time Heritage Foundation President Edwin Feulner frequently said, “There are no permanent victories in Washington.” The … Continue reading
- Ohio Makes Significant Jump In Rankings, but Still Needs Improvement in Annual Rich State, Poor States Report - The American Legislative Exchange (ALEC) has just released its annual “Rich States, Poor States” report, in which it ranks all 50 states economic prospects. Ohio has seen some serious improvement moving from 37 to 26 since last year’s report. However, … Continue reading
