Failure to pass a permanent SGR before March would not be due to a lack of policy options but a failure of Congress to work together on offsets.
Fred Upton: “Failure to pass a permanent SGR before March would not be due to a lack of policy options but a failure of Congress to…”
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Upton warns that not passing the SGR solution reflects Congress's inability to collaborate.
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