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-- sean hackbarth’s take on politics, economics, books, and culture sean who? contact legal notices site map archives index home dui in wisconsin by sean hackbarth filed under wisconsin no comments as a wisconsin native, i’m not proud of this fact. wisconsin is one of the top states for dui arrests. i know drinking is in wisconsin’s dna, and that laws on the books should be fully enforced, but it’s excruciatingly hard to toughen drunk driving laws . via: chicago dui lawyer save and share: posted on february 16th, 2015 budget deal tells me paul ryan isn’t running for president in 2016 by sean hackbarth filed under politics , wisconsin no comments after digesting the budget deal he worked out with sen. patty murray (d-wa), i’ve come to the conclusion that rep. paul ryan (r-wi) won’t run for president in 2016, because he’s eyeing a higher leadership role in the house. seth mandel’s analysis takes a similar tact: the truth is, most of ryan’s career suggests he wants the gavel, not the veto pen. such a career path, by definition, requires staying put. … this budget deal was not negotiated by the new paul ryan. it was a natural step for the old paul ryan to take because while it wasn’t in line with his other recent budgets, it follows his desire to shape the country’s fiscal course, which he likely considered the first casualty to the prevailing congressional stalemate. it was, however, his first such move since the 2012 presidential election. there is much consistency to ryan’s compromise, which suggests his heart was with the gavel all along. ryan will have to step down as budget committee chairman due to term limits, but it’s assumed that he has the fast-track to replacing ways and means committee dave camp (r-mi) who is also term limited. what’s more, if speaker john boehner calls it quits in the next few years, ryan could stake a claim to that spot. imagine a speaker paul ryan working with a president scott walker? i’ve joke about this on twitter, but if that happened wisconsin really would be saving america. save and share: posted on december 11th, 2013 no pr blitz can fix obamacare’s problems by sean hackbarth filed under health care no comments healthcare.gov might be working better (key work is “might”). however, as i point out at freeenterprise.com , it’s still pumping out bad enrollment data to insurance companies . house energy and commerce chairman, fred upton (r-mi) isn’t impressed : millions of americans have had their existing plans cancelled, millions more are worried about their health care coverage and costs, and the exchanges are still not functioning properly or even fully built. the president’s plan? another speech and another website. words alone will not fix this. the law is still not ready for primetime and millions are being left in the lurch. gotta love the federal government’s “ velocity and discipline of a high-performing private sector company .” unless the back-end of healthcare.gov is fixed (let alone address the site’s security ), no presidential pr blitz will ease the frustration people will have when they try to use the health insurance they thought they successfully bought . [h/t memeorandum ] save and share: posted on december 3rd, 2013 liberal writer: obamacare threatens liberalism by sean hackbarth filed under health care no comments here are two quotes of the day, both on obamacare. first, the new republic ’s franklin foer on how the disastrous launch of healthcare.gov is damaging the liberal programme [via memeorandum ]: a two-page bill could have extended medicare and provided universal coverage, but by relying so heavily on the private market, and straining to avoid the taint of big government, the affordable care act is the russian novel of social policy, now totaling 20,202 pages. loopholes and exemptions abound. as ezra klein has grimly warned, “far from introducing innovation and efficiency into the system, the decision to build a complex, 50-state public-private hybrid has introduced towering complexity into the project, and seems, potentially, to be beyond the government’s capacity to do well.” of course being a magazine that thinks that technocratic liberalism can solve all problems, he thinks that if the messiness of politics (and consent of the governed) can be bypassed, smart people could design the correct system–i.e. single-payer. this ignores all that we know about the inability of experts to collect, analyze, and act on dispersed knowledge . next, there’s matt lewis, who notes an obamacare tax that will hit small businesses on january 1: if you buy coverage on your own or work at a small business, insurance companies will be taxed for the privilege of selling you that product. aside from being a horrible precedent, it’s truly weird, inasmuch as it means we are taxing something that we’re subsidizing at the same time. interestingly, big businesses self insure, so they won’t be on the hook for the new health insurance tax. groups that represent small business have banded together to fight this tax. over the last few years, i’ve written a lot about the health insurance tax. here’s my latest at freeenterprise.com on how it’s already hurting small businesses . save and share: posted on november 25th, 2013 administration official: healthcare.gov only 60-70% finished by sean hackbarth filed under government , health care no comments cms deputy information officer henry chao told a house of representatives committee that the dysfunctional healthcare.gov is 30-40% away from being fully-built. one of the key missing components is the payment system (3:20 mark). “we still need to build the payments systems to make the payments to insurers in january,” said chao . the administration thought it’d be a swell idea to launch a website (touted as being like amazon.com or kayak.com) where people can buy health insurance, but not give them a way to pay for it. update: while a big chuck of the website still needs to be built, we shouldn’t worry about any security problems : chao assurred consumers their information is safe. the federal data hub, which verifies eligibility for the exchange, does not keep information, he said. the website currently features a dedicated security team to monitor progress, undergoes weekly performance testing and receives daily scans. “we’ve gone over and above” to ensure safety, chao said. of course there’s no reason to worry, right ? update ii: speaking of payments, insurance brokers wonder if they’ll get paid [via hot air ]: some brokers are waiting for the site to be fixed before they deal with clients using it. but those that are sticking with the arduous online enrollment journey are facing a new question: will i get paid for this? “it’s almost like they don’t like the insurance agents being involved. that’s what it feels like,” said kelly fristoe, a broker from wichita falls, texas. brokers say their clients are having trouble entering the right id numbers in the balky website — and that’s what’s needed for the health plan to pay them. agents who have completed training and registration for the federal marketplace can help individuals and small businesses sign up for exchange plans. federal navigators and in-person assisters are also trained to help. but brokers say they’ve been dealing with insurance for years, and have expertise that lets them walk clients through the complicated new health plan terrain and explain it at a level that will really help people understand the specifics of their options. brokers are supposed to be paid by insurance companies once a policy is in place and the first premium payment has been made. brokers have contracts with the plans on their fees — and there can’t be incentives to move people outside the exchanges. “if you want our guys to participate in the exchange and help people enroll … you’re talking about a lot of time and resources on their part, which they’re happy to do provided that they’re compensated for their work,” said diane boyle, vice

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