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Where Do Oklahoma’s Medicaid Dollars Go?
In a story over at Oklahoma Capitol Source (okcapitolsource.com), journalist Peter J. Rudy lists the top 25 recipients: MEDIC...
Oklahoma’s dynamic Medicaid discussion includes triple-amputee’s ta...
OKLAHOMA CITY – Moise Brutus, now a college student in Florida, lost both legs and part of his left arm in a 2010 motorcycle accident. H...
Obamacare’s temporary high-risk pool in Oklahoma provides a valuabl...
Because it doesn’t fit the narrative, Obamacare proponents in Oklahoma, including many in the media, are ignoring an important developme...
GOP lawmakers pushing disguised version of Medicaid expansion?
OCPA president Michael Carnuccio recently pointed out in his Journal Record column that “Medicaid expansion, in any form, will ...
Medicaid vs. religious freedom
You’re perhaps aware that the Oklahoma City-based retailer Hobby Lobby is challenging the HHS anti-conscience mandate, born of Obamacare...
Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion hurts the poor
Urging Oklahoma’s policymakers to show “compassion,” some leaders of the state’s Religious Left last week called for expansion of the Me...
Oklahoma Growing Increasingly Dependent on Medicaid
There is currently a debate raging in state capitals across the country as policymakers dispute the merits of expanding Medicaid under t...
Uncompensated Care’ Problem Greatly Overstated
President Obama’s health care legislation, referred to as Obamacare, achieves its goal of reducing the number of uninsured in large part...
Avoiding the Medicaid trap
The Venus Flytrap, using a sweet aroma, tricks unsuspecting insects into landing on its leaves. These leaves then quickly close, trappin...
Oklahoma leaders maintain opposition to Medicaid expansion, as home...
OKLAHOMA CITY – So far, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin is sticking with her frequently expressed determination to avoid entanglement in the m...
California offers example of fallout from Obamacare
BACKERS of Obamacare cheered New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's embrace of Medicaid expansion in that state, making him one of several GOP...
Oklahoma Medicaid costs growing
This legislative session, policymakers are focused on a number of government functions, including a major focus on spending, as usual. ...
OCPA in The Oklahoman: Government spending continues to climb in Ok...
In a column published on Sunday in The Oklahoman, I discussed the continued growth in state spending (in particular, the skyroc...
State of the State: Top five policy solutions to look forward to in...
As the OCPA team watched and tweeted Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin’s third State of the State address today, we were encouraged by several p...
OCPA Reacts to the Governor's State of the State Address
OKLAHOMA CITY (Feb. 4, 2013) -- As the OCPA team watched Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin's third State of the State address today, we were enc...
Get America Back on Track
Tom Coburn on how to get America back on track. "The hard reality is this: When the majority of Americans reward the politics of bailout...
Interposition Now
Hope, Advent reminds us, often comes from unlikely protagonists and places, such as a peasant girl in a no-name village. In the less ear...
OCPA in the Journal-Record: Defending Fallin's rejection of dollars
Writing in The Journal Record, OCPA Milton Friedman Distinguished Fellow Andy Spiropoulos defends Gov. Fallin's rejection of fe...
Time to Do Something Great: A Freedom Agenda for 2013
It’s been said that there are two types of people in politics: those who want to be somebody great, and those who want to do something g...
By 2023, Oklahoma Medicaid costs could be nearly equivalent to the ...
In the debate over expected growth in Oklahoma's Medicaid costs as a result of President Obama's health care law, it's important to get ...
