Bill Cassidy
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Bill Morgan Cassidy is an American politician and physician currently serving as the junior United States Senator from Louisiana, a position he has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Cassidy has focused on various issues during his tenure, including healthcare, veterans' affairs, and economic development. He has been an advocate for reforms in the healthcare system and has expressed strong opinions on public health policies, including vaccination schedules.
Let's not be Democrats and Republicans — let's be Americans, representing all of Americans.
We can do it better with lower premiums and with money and accounts to pay deductibles.
there are reports that the government will be reopened tonight or tomorrow morning, and all I can say is, it is about time. It has been 40 days too long. But we also know there is going to be some vote in the not-so-distant future on what…
Wait. Wait. Just to understand, the EV subsidies did not expire until 2032, but this subsidy for people's health insurance expires this year?
It would take $26 billion that would go to an insurance company, and, instead, it gives it to a family for the--I always use the feminine. Women make all of the decisions in healthcare. It would give her the ability to make the best…
I think Senator Moreno and, frankly, Senator Schumer are reflecting the frustration the American people have. I want to give a speech which is substantially the same as what I gave last night, and I will give it again later today. It is…
I want this to be nonpartisan. I want this to be, if you will, a plea for moving beyond our kind of camps we have been in and into something that can end the shutdown and actually benefit patients. So, to open the government, if we need to…
Thank you for the questions, and let me just respond very quickly. I think the beauty of what I am proposing is it fits in very nicely with the insurance markets as they currently are. It doesn't require anything to change between now and…
That is a wonderful question. No. The Federal Government knows--or put it this way. Many States have calculated what the insurance rate would be with an enhanced premium tax credit and what will the insurance rate be without the enhanced…
I am going to try and envision a way forward for Democrats, Republicans, and Americans out of our current situation, with a different proposal than people have already thought of. Now, the government has been shut down for 38 days, and…
the government has been shut down for nearly a month--the longest full government shutdown in American history. It all began with the Democratic leader's desire to play politics with people's lives and paychecks. Americans, including those…
Advocating a political position as the president of an academic association stifles the voices of members who may think differently.
It is clear that Jewish members are not being defended. Jewish faculty members deserve to carry out their work free from discrimination.
In the six months since he received this warning from [the ADL], Dr. Wolfson has not only failed to address these concerns but has exacerbated them.
If the IRS thinks someone made an honest mistake filing their taxes, the IRS should be clear about how to correct it.
I thank all those from across our state who see that my work for Louisiana and with President Trump is delivering results for individuals, families, and Louisiana.
I’m deeply grateful for the support from Louisianians in every corner of our state.
Turmoil at the top of the nation's public health agency is not good for the American people.
Before 1991, as many as 20,000 babies, babies, were infected with hepatitis B in the United States of America, and that changed when the hepatitis B vaccine was approved for newborns. Now fewer than 20 babies per year get hepatitis B from…
A 102-year-old woman--kind of unique--who is a naval veteran, a female naval veteran, who is now 102 and she is a Louisianan and she exemplifies the best of our State: hard work, service, and faith. She turned--Mary Hajek Nugent--turned…
on Monday evening, a tragedy occurred at the courthouse building in Plaquemine, LA. Captain Brett Stassi, Jr., of the Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office, the son of the Parish Sheriff, Sheriff Stassi, and Deputy Charles Riley were shot by a…





