Jamie Bryan Hall

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Jamie Bryan Hall is a research fellow in quantitative analysis with the Center for Health and Welfare Policy at The Heritage Foundation.

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  • Are the ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ Really Allowing Our Taxes to Pay for ‘Bags of Fudge Rounds’?

    Jamie Bryan Hall
    “If you’re five-foot-three and you’re 300 pounds, taxes ought not to pay for your bags of Fudge Rounds,” opines Oliver Anthony in his No. 1 hit debut country song “Rich Men North of Richmond.” The timing of the song’s release could not have been better: Constituents have undoubtedly raised the issue of how our tax…
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  • Republicans Have Second Chance to Strengthen Welfare Work Requirements With Farm Bill
    Jamie Bryan Hall

  • Work Requirements in Welfare Programs Take a Hit in Debt Ceiling Deal
    Robert Rector

  • Revival of Biden’s Child Tax Credit Would Hurt Economy and People It’s Supposed to Help
    Robert Rector

  • San Francisco’s Perverse Incentive to Identify as Transgender
    Jay Richards

  • Biggest Means-Tested Welfare Increase in US History Would Hurt, Not Help, Poor
    Robert Rector

  • How Poor, Really, Are America’s Poor?
    Robert Rector

  • The Truth About the New Food Stamp Work Requirements’ Effects
    Robert Rector

  • In Charts, How ‘Medicare for All’ Would Make Most Families Poorer
    Marie Fishpaw

  • Here Are 2 Ways Trump Can Help Americans Move From Food Stamps to Work
    Jamie Bryan Hall

  • New Statistics Show Decline in Poverty in Trump’s First Year
    Jamie Bryan Hall

  • Don’t Believe the UN’s Propaganda About ‘Extreme Poverty’ in the US
    Robert Rector

  • A 30-Year-Old Man Won’t Leave His Parents’ House. In Some Areas He Could Get Food Stamps Without Having to Work.
    Jamie Bryan Hall

  • The Truth About the Economic Impact of North Carolina’s ‘Bathroom Bill’
    Jamie Bryan Hall

  • Misleading Report Exaggerates ‘Harmful Effects’ of Religious Freedom on Texas Economy
    Jamie Bryan Hall

  • Amnesty Would Cost Taxpayers Trillions, National Academy of Sciences Report Indicates
    Robert Rector
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