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Former head of Congressional Budget Office brings passionate voice to leading edge care and care management company BRENTWOOD, Tenn., June 22 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- INSPIRIS announced today that distinguished health policy and financial expert Dan Crippen, Ph.D., has joined its board of directors. INSPIRIS is the solutions-driven care and care management company focused on improving the quality of life for the medically complex, chronically ill, frail and elderly.
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...See Letter from Dan L. Crippen, Dir., Cong. Budget Office, to F. James Sensenbren...
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I couldn't disagree more with the OpEd by Dan Crippen ("Internet sellers' free tax ride," BDN, July 5) in which he advocates taxing sales made through the Internet. Historically, sales made through the mail have been exempt from sales taxes unless you had a physical presence in the state the goods were being shipped to. With the development of the Internetthis was extended to Internet sales. The point is that Internet sales are still mail sales, you just order online instead of through a catalog.
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It's a major step forward when significant pro-defense publications such as The Washington Times express heartburn about the sorry state of financial management in the Defense Department ("Finding pork at the Pentagon," Editorial, Thursday). That you counterpointed former Congressional Budget Office Director Dan Crippen's Op-Ed column ("Defense Needs Auditing," Thursday) on the need to move forward to achieve financial-management competence in the Pentagon with your own editorial will be noticed in the halls of the only major federal agency that remains unaudited and indeed unauditable. Mr. Crippen ended with an assertion that the size and complexity of the Pentagon is not an excuse for inaction but a reason for moving ahead. Your view seems different: that being the world's largest and...
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A former director of the Congressional Budget Office recently provided the National Journal with enough dour thoughts on the state of Medicare to ruin anyone's pre-holiday festivities. Still, it's nice of him to spread the warning. Dan Crippen, former CBO chief and former domestic policy adviser to President Reagan, spoke with National Journal staff about the impending doom of Medicare, which for the first time this year will not collect enough in payroll taxes to pay for its Part A services, falling approximately $4 billion short. National Journal wanted to know at what point the nation would hit a Medicare crisis severe enough so that Congress would act to restore this essential program to sustainability.
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...Outgoing CBO Director Dan Crippen (2002) summed up the situation bluntly: "The Congr...
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At an oversight hearing February 8, Baucus criticized two aspects of the program's implementation-the excess number of drug plans and the implementation of the Medicare-Medicaid transition, but declared that: I supported enactment of the Medicare drug benefit in 2003. [...] a study by the economist Dean Baker of the Center on Economic and Policy Research calculates that getting rid of private insurance vendors and restoring Medicare's negotiating authority would save about $600 billion, enough to close the entire doughnut hole and return money to the Treasury.
...Former CBO Director Dan Crippen, a Howard Baker protégé who directed the office ...
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... Jack Little's comments in response to Dan Crippen, executive director of the National Governors Asso...
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.... Mr. Little referred to Dan Crippen's article in The Washington Post. In that article,...
