On the recordSeptember 5, 2017
If the Trump administration is not going to do the right thing for consumers and stabilize the law, Congress should allocate funds to ensure payments for cost-sharing reductions continue for 2018.
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congress.govIf the Trump administration is not going to do the right thing for consumers and stabilize the law, Congress should allocate funds to ensure payments for cost-sharing reductions continue for 2018.
Casey urges Congress to fund cost-sharing reductions to protect consumers if the administration fails to act.
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