Representative Castor's bill would rescind the rule that expanded these junk insurance plans.
Representative Kuster's bill revokes the Section 1332 waiver guidance issued by the Trump administration last October which weakens requirem...
Both Sprint and T-Mobile challenged AT&T and Verizon in recent years and they have fought tooth and nail to gain market share.
Competition is the lifeblood of our economy. It stimulates innovation, something that my district produces a great deal of.
Americans pay some of the highest prices for mobile wireless service in the developed world.
Capitalism doesn't work without competition, and when markets don't work consumers are the first to lose.
These junk plans will make costs higher in the exchange.
If we don't pay the cost-sharing reduction subsidies, they are going to increase costs.
The premiums are skyrocketing in the exchange.
We are not invincible.
Promoting the use of junk insurance plans is particularly frustrating when this administration has also slashed outreach funding.