When it comes to health care, that means protecting Medicare for the next generation by asking the wealthy to pay their fair share in taxes; strengthening Medicare's negotiating power for the cost of prescription drugs; and investing in priorities like mental health care, home-based care, and the health-care workforce.
Wyden outlines his health care priorities in the budget, focusing on Medicare and investment in care.
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They're essentially health care middlemen that are in the business of red tape, and they profit when Americans don't get health care.
We are going to stay on this fight to hold the wealthy individuals accountable for the harm that they clearly were involved in, in injuring the young women and others in this sex trafficking.
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