Equifax violated the public's trust twice--first when it failed to secure the volumes of data it collects and profits from about Americans' financial lives, and then a second time ...
We expect that companies that hold Americans' personal and financial data will keep that information secure and be upfront with the public.
I do think we are looking at huge transfers of funding from expansion States to non-expansion States.
No, individuals with preexisting conditions will not be protected under the Graham-Cassidy legislation.
What's happening this afternoon isn't a serious hearing--it's a talking point.
If we are forced to make the draconian cuts required by this bill, all of our efforts would be focused on how we cut $15-30 billion from our...
The traditional Medicaid program--which is a lifeline for people with disabilities, seniors, kids and pregnant women--suffers draconian cuts...
Instead, what's on offer with Graham-Cassidy would trigger a health-care disaster--a death spiral in the insurance markets.
Senate Republicans haven't gotten answers to the most basic questions about the real-world effects of their bill.
Included in the BCRA was $45 billion specially requested from some of us on this committee for opioid addiction treatment.
We know this Graham-Cassidy bill does not at all address the issue of opioid treatment, of treatment paid for by Medicaid.