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The latest victims of ObamaCare are our men and women in uniform, both active military and retired.
They will be forced to leave Tricare, the military’s current health care plan, and join ObamaCare’s state-run health care exchanges. How? By increasing Tricare premiums between 30 to 78 percent the first year and a whopping 94 to 345 percent every five years after that.
Not only is this not fair to military personnel who have risked their lives to defend America, the Pentagon is worried that this will impact efforts to recruit and maintain a high-quality military force, putting our country’s security in jeopardy, too.
However, none of this will take place until after the 2012 elections.
Our Mission
Our motto, "Ideas Changing the World," reflects the belief that ideas have enormous power to change the course of human events. The NCPA seeks to unleash the power of ideas for positive change by identifying, encouraging and aggressively marketing the best scholarly research.
Dallas Headquarters:12770 Coit Rd., Suite 800Dallas, TX 75251-1339Phone: (972) 386-6272
Washington Office:601 Pennsylvania AvenueNW, Suite 900 South BuildingWashington, DC 20004
Phone: (202) 220-3082
Richard W. Walker
Chief Operating Officer
Richard W. Walker is responsible for the day-to-day operations of all departments and functions at the NCPA. Prior to coming to the NCPA, Richard served as the director of public relations for all flavors brands at Dr Pepper/7 Up, national spokesperson for the Boy Scouts of America, and vice president of public affairs and crisis communications at Edelman Worldwide. He also served Midwest correspondent for Group W television and radio and held the position of visiting assistant professor of broadcast communications at the University of Texas at Arlington for five years.
Walker has served as a volunteer with the Longhorn Council of the Boy Scouts of America and on the boards of the Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society and the Keller (TX) ISD board of education. He is a graduate of the University of Maryland (B.S. in journalism) and the University of Texas at Arlington (M.A. in economics) and has completed post-graduate work at the University of Texas at Dallas.
For more information, contact NCPA public affairs at (800) 859-1154 or media@ncpa.org
IF YOU FEEL STRONGLY ABOUT THIS DO SOMETHING
Received this email today...
The latest victims of ObamaCare are our men and women in uniform, both active military and retired.
They will be forced to leave Tricare, the military’s current health care plan, and join ObamaCare’s state-run health care exchanges. How? By increasing Tricare premiums between 30 to 78 percent the first year and a whopping 94 to 345 percent every five years after that.
Not only is this not fair to military personnel who have risked their lives to defend America, the Pentagon is worried that this will impact efforts to recruit and maintain a high-quality military force, putting our country’s security in jeopardy, too.
However, none of this will take place until after the 2012 elections.
Our Mission
Our motto, "Ideas Changing the World," reflects the belief that ideas have enormous power to change the course of human events. The NCPA seeks to unleash the power of ideas for positive change by identifying, encouraging and aggressively marketing the best scholarly research.
Dallas Headquarters:12770 Coit Rd., Suite 800Dallas, TX 75251-1339Phone: (972) 386-6272
Washington Office:601 Pennsylvania AvenueNW, Suite 900 South BuildingWashington, DC 20004
Phone: (202) 220-3082
Richard W. Walker
Chief Operating Officer
Richard W. Walker is responsible for the day-to-day operations of all departments and functions at the NCPA. Prior to coming to the NCPA, Richard served as the director of public relations for all flavors brands at Dr Pepper/7 Up, national spokesperson for the Boy Scouts of America, and vice president of public affairs and crisis communications at Edelman Worldwide. He also served Midwest correspondent for Group W television and radio and held the position of visiting assistant professor of broadcast communications at the University of Texas at Arlington for five years.
Walker has served as a volunteer with the Longhorn Council of the Boy Scouts of America and on the boards of the Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society and the Keller (TX) ISD board of education. He is a graduate of the University of Maryland (B.S. in journalism) and the University of Texas at Arlington (M.A. in economics) and has completed post-graduate work at the University of Texas at Dallas.
For more information, contact NCPA public affairs at (800) 859-1154 or media@ncpa.org
IF YOU FEEL STRONGLY ABOUT THIS DO SOMETHING
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