College Republican National Committee

College Republicans have been at the forefront in advocating a youth perspective on the health care debate. It has been clear to us that the current Democratic plans for reform have been a raw deal for young adults. ...

For the first time in more than a decade there is reason for Republicans in New Jersey to celebrate. In a thoroughly blue state with Democrats representing a majority of the states’ congressional delegation, ...

5,500,000: Number of jobs that could be lost as the result of taxes imposed on businesses that cannot afford to provide health insurance coverage

The Democrats on the Hill and in the White House like to talk about the skyrocketing cost of healthcare, and how they want to make it more affordable. Their solution? Spending $829 billion. Nevermind the fact that deficit spending has to be made up for somewhere, i.e. ...

The GOP stormed back to prominence on Tuesday with a clean sweep of the Gubernatorial races. These included former Attorney General Bob McDonnell defeating State Senator Creigh Deeds in the Virginia election, ...

Young people are healthier, generally facing a lower risk of injuries, infections, diseases, and every other thing that costs money to fix. Under the current law, young adults receive age-related discounts that take this lower risk into account. ...

The White House has conservatively estimated that the current budget will create a $9 trillion deficit over the next decade – reaching nearly 100% of our nations GDP. This staggering sum does not even ...

President Obama campaigned on the promise that “if your family earns less than $250,000 a year, you will not see your taxes increased a single dime. I repeat: not one single dime.” Unfortunately, repeating it doesn’t make it true.

Health insurance reform will ultimately work to disadvantage poor workers in a number of ways. First, under the plans before Congress, it is more costly for businesses to continue to provide health care for their employees than to pay the penalty mandated in the bills. ...

While Democrats are proudly proclaiming that health care reform will cut costs and save a struggling economy, some states are weaseling their way out of the legislation.

Under the current law, young adults receive age-related discounts on their health insurance premiums. The lower price reflects the fact that the youth demographic are generally cheaper to insure due to their lower risk of numerous injuries, infections, diseases, etc. ...