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Romney About to Make Bush’s Health-Care Blunder

Mitt Romney, so long bedeviled by the politics of health care, may be about to make another serious mistake.

Health-Care Costs a Top Concern for Small Business Week

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) is highlighting health-care costs as one of its top concerns this National Small Business Week, and offering solutions for lowering the cost for small businesses.

Senate Candidate Tommy Thompson Talks Replacing Health Care Law

The former governor and Health and Human Services Secretary campaigned in Green Bay, saying how he would make health care more affordable and more accessible.

Chamber Continues to Mislead on Health Care Law

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s latest onslaught of television ads continues to miseducate voters about the potential impact of the health care law. Ads attacking Sen. Bill Nelson and former Rep. Alan Grayson claim that the health care law “could” cause 20 million people to lose employer-paid health care coverage. … More >>

Losing mandate could double health care law costs

Repealing the requirement that individuals buy health insurance would greatly boost the cost of health reform, study shows

Friday's Muskegon chamber breakfast to provide businesses information on health care reform

The last Muskegon chamber Business for Breakfast event this season will feature Blue Cross-Blue Shield's Jeff Rubleski speaking on health care reform. The breakfast is Friday at 7:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Muskegon Harbor.

Individual mandate is an effective, beneficial policy

By: Brad Alvarez The problem with the health care system today is that only the people who need health care ( i.e . people with pre-existing conditions or who are prone to sickness) are the ones that are going to want i...

Vanderbilt poll: Tennesseans 'bittersweet' to health law

The provision of the federal health-care law that allows parents to keep coverage for their children until the age of 26 gets a resounding 73 percent approval by Tennessee residents, but that doesn't mean they like what opponents have dubbed "Obamacare." A Vanderbilt poll shows how unpopular the health-care law is in Tennessee. INTERACTIVE POLL: Vanderbilt Politics Poll: May 2012