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Healthcare Town Hall
Jan. 4, 2011
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Politico
Apr. 30, 2025
"The package advanced by the committee [on April 30] calls for hiking the required pension contribution for federal employees to 4.4 percent of salary, while cutting a benefit for leaving the workforce before age 62."
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Politico
Apr. 15, 2024
"SECURE 2.0 and its predecessor bills have expanded the system well beyond its goal of helping the middle class. Today, wealthy taxpayers can protect up to $452,500 per year in tax-advantaged accounts in a single year, saving up to $203,600 on their taxes.... [T]op retirement industry lobbying groups have increased their PAC spending to lawmakers between six to eight times since the early 2000s, with the PACs and executives of member companies of one industry juggernaut providing $98.6 million to lawmakers in the 2022 election cycle leading up to SECURE 2.0."
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Politico
Mar. 6, 2024
"The White House plans to announce a new federal task force focused on easing health care costs ... Officials from the Justice Department, the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Health and Human Services will be on the task force, focused on enforcement ... [D]rug pricing and health provider costs will be among the task force's central focus."
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Politico
Mar. 2, 2023
"According to the [JCT], the tax advantages for DBs, DCs and IRAs will cost the federal government $371 billion this year. There is no similar tally for state tax breaks, but including those would likely bring the total bill close to half a trillion dollars. Given these tremendous expenses, it is initially hard to understand why people who seem so worried about the costs of old-age benefits choose to focus solely on Social Security. But it becomes easier to understand once you realize who benefits the most from the various parts of the old-age system."
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Politico
Dec. 28, 2022
"A trio of Democratic Western states hailed passage of their public health insurance options as important steps toward finishing Obamacare's work of providing universal health coverage. But an early look at Washington, Colorado and Nevada show their plans to provide more affordable coverage to hundreds of thousands of people aren't working out as hoped."
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Politico
Dec. 6, 2021
"Lobbyists for drugmakers, pharmacists and large employers are ... pressing lawmakers to rein in pharmaceutical middlemen, who they say are behind soaring drug costs. The effort to paint pharmacy benefit managers as villains has sparked a multimillion-dollar campaign to influence Democrats, who are ... eager to show they are taking on the powerful drug industry and lowering out-of-pocket costs for Americans."
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Politico
June 21, 2021
"[As] the state ramps up its contribution to a system that's underfunded by tens of billions of dollars, it's also considering restoring eligibility to some public employees -- state and county prosecutors, administrative law judges and workers compensation judges -- after new hires were taken out of the system more than 10 years ago to lighten the financial burden."
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Politico
Mar. 27, 2020
"The House passed a sweeping, $2 trillion coronavirus relief package that will provide immediate assistance to many Americans, small businesses and major industries on the brink of economic collapse amid the ongoing pandemic.... President Donald Trump is expected to quickly sign the bill — the largest rescue package in U.S. history."
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Politico
Jan. 14, 2019
"U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam, Jr. ruled the policy would cause harm to the Democratic states suing over the rules, and he issued an order staying the rules from going into effect while the lawsuit proceeds. His temporary block is limited to just the 13 states plus the District of Columbia involved in the lawsuit. However it's possible that a court in Pennsylvania, considering a similar request for an injunction, could issue a broader national order." [California v. Azar, No. 17-5783 (N.D. Cal. Jan. 13, 2019)]
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