<p>Opposition to Obamacare is stronger than ever, but critics of the law will need to unite around an alternative if they want to move the nation’s health care system in a free market direction. In Overcoming Obamacare, the Washington Examiner’s Philip Klein, one of the leading conservative health care writers, takes readers inside the fierce debate on the right on how to overhaul the health care system in the wake of Obamacare. Drawing on eight years of experience reporting on the issue, dozens of interviews with prominent health policy experts, and conversations with Republican political leaders including Bobby Jindal and Paul Ryan, Klein articulates a free market vision for health care and presents three competing paths to getting there. Whether you’re a conservative fighting to repeal Obamacare or a liberal wondering how Republicans may go about unraveling it, this book is a must read.</p>

Overcoming Obamacare: Three Approaches to Reversing the Government Takeover of Health Care

Politics & Social Sciences

Klein, Philip

Politics & Government

Washington Examiner

From Philanthropy to Social Welfare: An American Cultural Perspective.

Social Sciences

Jossey-Bass

<p>This title was first published in 1990.</p>

Analyzing Modern Business Cycles: Essays Honoring

Business & Money

Economics

Routledge

Prison Methods in New York State, a Contribution to the Study of the Theory and Practice of Correctional Institutions in New York State

Nabu Press

<p>"""Charlie Chan Carries On"" -- the 1931 Fox motion picture starring Warner Oland as Chan-- is now considered a ""lost"" film (the original film materials were destroyed in a vault fire.) Unless a copy surfaces in some remote corner of the world, as happened with ""Charlie Chan in Paris,"" this original screenplay is the closest Chan fans will come to seeing the original film. (There is also a Portuguese-language version called ""Eran Trece"" -- ""There Were Thirteen"" -- with a different cast. The 1940 film, ""Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise,"" starring Sidney Toler, Oland's successor in the role of Charlie Chan, was also based on the same novel, but with a different script.) </p>
<p> This addition to the series was penned by Barry Conners and Philip Klein, with added material suggested by Earl Derr Biggers, and based loosely on Biggers' original novel, ""Behind That Curtain."" "</p>

Charlie Chan Carries On: The Lost Movie Script

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Biggers, Earl Derr

Conners, Barry

Mystery

Wildside Press

<p><div>It's become fashionable to demean millennials as the "snowflake" generation. Raised during the peace and prosperity of the '90s, they're often perceived as carrying an entitlement mentality and of being incapable of handling adversity. But Philip Klein sees them differently. Given the economic headwinds they faced at the start of their working lives, millennials have shown commendable fortitude. &nbsp;And as Klein argues, they will need to maintain this character strength going forward because further challenges loom in their future. &nbsp;</div> <div><br /> The aftershocks of the Great Recession, the skyrocketing cost of living, and the titanic weight of student loan debt have made the American Dream seem to be forever retreating toward the horizon. As if that weren't enough, millennials will face the largest federal debt in history as boomers retire and extract trillions of dollars from Social Security and Medicare--far more than they contributed. &nbsp;</div> <div><br /> Now politicians clamoring for the millennial vote in 2020 are making overtures toward socialism, and millennials are responding positively--understandably so, considering how the economic cards are stacked against them. But, as Philip Klein shows, the reality is that such policies would only make their burden infinitely heavier.</div> <div><br /> In this concise, data-driven book, Klein begins the work of brightening the future for millennials by analyzing the problem compassionately yet objectively. There are real reasons to worry about what lies ahead if nothing changes. But the facts laid out in Klein's book can steer the conversation to realistic solutions.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &nbsp;</div></p>

Fear Your Future: How the Deck Is Stacked against Millennials and Why Socialism Would Make It Worse (New Threats to Freedom Series)

Templeton Press

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