Yesterday, the House of Representatives passed a bill dealing with the Affordable Care Act that clarifies the religious exemption clause for a small segment of the population who, on their annual tax return, will have to basically verify that their religious conscience prohibits them from participating in traditional health care here in our country.
Schock discusses a bill passed regarding religious exemptions in healthcare.
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I think, for my hometown's sake, Mr. Oberhelman, you did a fine job of clearly articulating why these agreements are so important.
Through tax reform, we hope to no longer remain the country with the highest employer tax rate in a worldwide system of additional taxation.
I would like to be on the record, as well as my over-100 colleagues, I think, in supporting current U.S. law.
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