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Often around the turn of the year I perform an act of pundit accountability, looking back on the previous year's columns to assess things I got wrong. Titled "What Health Insurance Doesn't Do," it looked at evidence from an Oregon study tracing the effects of a Medicaid expansion that happened via lottery, creating a genuine randomization in the population that.
Often around the turn of the year I perform an act of pundit accountability, looking back on the previous year's columns to assess things I got wrong. Titled "What Health Insurance Doesn't Do," it looked at evidence from an Oregon study tracing the effects of a Medicaid expansion that happened via lottery, creating a genuine randomization in the population that.
have now is still lower than the budget that we had put in place in 2011 that we passed so if you go back to the bca, action was budget shared then but the discretionary spending we have today is lower than levels we were envisioning back in 2011 and the other point i d make is the sequester no one intended the sequester so kick inlet alone do what it did to the military so we want to rebuild our military and we did a few things since those days. we ve put in about $250 billion of permanent mandatory spending cuts in that course of time and this bill, we ve medicare means testing we ve added to it, we got rid of the independent payment advisory board, a big down payment on healthcare reform so we ve done things in this bill that are pretty important but yeah we did have more domestic spending and that we put in here is one-time spending disaster aid, infrastructure aid, in exchange for getting the military budget we wanted. here is the question. we got to get entitlements so this was a