Should Government Hospitals Get A Special Break Under ObamaCare To Ease National Costs

Wealth v. Health

Barack Obama

As President Barack Obama's health care program rolls out, there are many questions regarding its impact on national debt. It's law, therefore all parties involved need to work with it (be practical, what choice is there over the next few years). As the Judiciary Report previously suggested, money can be saved via the government receiving special pricing from pharmaceutical companies as well as medical imaging equipment manufacturers.

Government hospitals in particular, whose expenses are shouldered by the taxpayer, should receive greater discounts from pharmaceutical companies as well as medical imaging equipment manufacturers. Why can't the government legislate pricing guidelines, as some companies are clearing a 1,000% profit off the sick. It should be their national duty. Let it not be said corporate profits were put ahead of the health of a nation.

New Financial Numbers Reveal The U.S. Economy Is Stagnating Again

President Barack Obama has not had a touchdown with the economy

Newly released economic data reveals the U.S. economy is stagnating again. Everything is up, but not in a good way, as unemployment, gas prices and national debt continues to climb. The efforts of the Obama Administration to tame the ongoing financial crisis via increased spending and more debt once again, has failed to produce fruitful results. Austerity is the way out of the crisis, but it is an option that is not and has not been on the table. 

China Overtakes America As The World's Top Trading Nation

 

It was announced this week that China has overtaken America as the world's top trading nation. This comes as a surprise to few in the business world, as the past several years have been an economic boom for China, who has utilized its large population to create the most efficient and prodigious workforce on the planet. What they have done in the world of mass production is impressive. It proves the old adage that sometimes there is, "Strength in numbers."

Report: Global Economy Recovering But The U.S. Is Struggling

Barack Obama

The Washington Post published an article this week titled, "The global economy isn't falling apart. The U.S. might be." The piece indicated the global economy, particularly the manufacturing sectors of the world, have stabilized, except in the United States. 

The article further reported, China's "manufacturing sector expanded" and Europe has risen as well. However U.S. data indicates a decline. Something is very wrong. This should not be happening. The Obama Administration does not have a grip on the financial crisis, started by predecessor George Bush's unwise choices while he was in office. 

However, as Obama goes along, the damage incurred during his term will be attributed to him. The mere fact other nation's are climbing out of the crisis and America is not is another of many indicators the government is going in the wrong direction. 

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The global economy isn’t falling apart. The U.S. might be.

North Korea v. South Korea

North Korea's sinking of a South Korean ship has provoked rage in the region, as it is believed to be an act of deliberate aggression. The two nations are reportedly on the brink of war, which is inadvisable. North Korea must understand South Korea's anger, as their people have died in the tragedy.

They are brothers, but are now divided by social and military ideology, with South Korea fairing better in the world. There is also massive poverty and hunger in North Korea, which is regrettable.

The Judiciary Report's suggestion to North Korea is to take a page out of China's book and focus more on manufacturing not military might. It would solve a number of their nation's problems and create a more peaceful existence.

If the nation was more prosperous, the desire for war would not take precedence over everything else. The Judiciary Report wishes both nations well.