Christopher Jacobs is a Contributor at various outlets, including CauseACTION Clarion and The Federalist. He focuses on topics related to health and wellness, government and politics, and consumer health, with a particular interest in public policy and aging. Christopher's insights have been featured in numerous publications, including RealClear Education and Space Today.
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By: Christopher Jacobs
Democrats think ‘affordability' means trillions of dollars in government spending.
By: Christopher Jacobs
Eric Cantor will become the next head of PhRMA, and the two seem made for each other for all the wrong reasons.
By: Christopher Jacobs
Given the persistence of eligibility fraud through 2025, CMS should make its reasoning behind last year's broker reinstatements and this year's subsequent terminations clear.
Eric Cantor will become the next head of PhRMA, and the two seem made for each other for all the wrong reasons.
The admin's latest action to protect the integrity of the Obamacare Exchanges entailed disenrolling people who couldn’t identify themselves.
By: Christopher Jacobs
Sending cash to seniors weeks before an election does nothing to improve Medicare, and it leaves most seniors out entirely.
Conservatives become so eager for attention that they continue to engage with corporate media that despise them and their voters.
By: Christopher Jacobs
By 2023, government transfer payments to the lowest income quintile totaled roughly 70 percent of their average cash income.
By: Christopher Jacobs
By 2023, government transfer payments to the lowest income quintile totaled roughly 70 percent of their average cash income.
'Saban' often sounds like a self-help video, emphasizing how details matter before wins and are a necessary precursor to them.
