Stories by Roger Stark
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Opinion: More Americans are forced to pay Obamacare taxes
Obamacare's Medicare payroll tax ensnared 7 million filers by 2022, up from 2. 8 million in 2013.
Opinion: Build Back Better ‘Light; passes the U.S. Senate – What it actually means for Americans
Dr. Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center states ‘the Democrats had no mandate from the American public to pass this disaster. ’
Opinion: Washington state hospitals are in financial trouble – blame the government
Dr. Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center discusses a report by the Washington State Hospital Association indicates virtually every hospital in the state is in financial trouble.
Opinion: Are prescription drug prices going up or down?
Opinion: Are prescription drug prices going up or down?
Opinion: Comprehensive research finds that lockdowns don’t work
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center writes that instead of targeting specific groups and using available data, government officials responded to the crisis by using irrational measures that…
Opinion: Single-payer health care dies in California, yet again
Officials in Washington state continue to slog toward a 2026 deadline for a state-based, single-payer health care system.
Opinion: Another attempt at a state-based single-payer health care system
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center discusses the belief of state Democrats that a single-payer health care system is viable.
Opinion: The Democrat Playbook — Be disingenuous on the timeline for entitlement legislation
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center shares that the bill, as passed by the U. S. House and sent to the Senate, would allegedly cost somewhere between $1. 5 trillion to $2 trillion.
Opinion: High income earners already pay their ‘fair share’
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center takes a look at the actual numbers in order to see who pays what in income taxes in the United States.
Opinion: Another failure of the Medicaid Entitlement
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center provides what he believes is evidence of another failure of the government health care safety net
Opinion: Health care spending in the $3.5 trillion welfare package
Roger Stark of the Washington Policy Center believes the impact would be as consequential as Roosevelt’s New Deal and Johnson’s Great Society.