Brett Guthrie: “This bill would preserve existing beneficiary protections but help protect taxpayers by updating the limit of allowable…”

When so many Americans who are truly in need rely on Medicaid for life-saving services, Washington can’t afford to undermine the program further by subsidizing capable adults who choose not to work.

I would say, one, it would be accurate to say we want to give people choices in choosing their appliance. Would they rather pay hundreds of dollars more today to save over 46 years, I think is one of the estimates, to lower their bills…

Mr. Speaker, we have heard sad stories. Last night, in the Rules Committee, the Rules chairman read through different stuff. The Rules' ranking member was in townhalls and heard stories about people who had to buy care on the Affordable…

It is an important milestone — not a finish line — in the effort to better protect children online.