SCHIP should include a net worth test
If Washignton is going to ask taxpayers to subsidize children in families up to 300% of the poverty line in income, it is not to to much to ask that those families have a maximum net worth, say $10,000, before they become eligible for government assitance.
That the case made in "State Children's Health Insurance Program: When do federal benefits start becoming an economic disincentive?" and reinforced by Michelle Malkin's post "Graeme Frost and the perils of Democrat poster child abuse".
More: The Not So Poor Voice of SCHIP and BizzyBlog's excellent post: SCHIP Income Eligibility: $100K, $120K ….. Hey, It Looks Like the Sky’s the Limit!
Related:
That the case made in "State Children's Health Insurance Program: When do federal benefits start becoming an economic disincentive?" and reinforced by Michelle Malkin's post "Graeme Frost and the perils of Democrat poster child abuse".
More: The Not So Poor Voice of SCHIP and BizzyBlog's excellent post: SCHIP Income Eligibility: $100K, $120K ….. Hey, It Looks Like the Sky’s the Limit!
Related:
- Towards Government Run Healthcare
- SCHIP for the AMT crowd
- Michigan State Children's Health Insurance Program: More Adults Than Children In The Program
- SCHIP: "Call it HillaryCare on the installment plan."
- SCHIP; Another Step Towards Socialized Medicine
- Robert Novak: Socialized Medicine for "Kids"
- "[A] victim of her own success" and the convenient omission of a 'little' detail.
- State Children's Health Insurance Program: When do federal benefits start becoming an economic disincentive?
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