Tom Price

Tom Price Says Insurers Should 'Dust Off How They Did Business Before Obamacare'

Worked before, right?
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Massive Early Voting In Georgia Runoff Heightens Expectations In Campaign's Final Days

Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel face off on Tuesday in Georgia's 6th District, a major test for both parties.
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Chris Collins Is A Good Example Of Why Americans Think Congress Is Corrupt

The New York congressman's stock pitch to colleagues "just reeks of insider trading," a watchdog says.
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Despite Trump, Federal 'Tort Reform' Makes A Hasty Retreat

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Journalist Jailed For Questioning HHS Secretary Says He Was Just Doing His Job

"I was arrested for doing something journalists do every day," writes Dan Heyman in a Washington Post op-ed.
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Journalist Arrested For 'Yelling Questions' At HHS Secretary, Kellyanne Conway

Dan Heyman wanted to know if domestic violence was a preexisting condition under the new health care bill.
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Trump Says GOP Health Care Bill "Guarantees" Protections For Pre-Existing Conditions—It Doesn't

The president either didn’t read the bill, or he’s lying.
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The GOP's Latest Smoke And Mirrors Health Plan

It’s designed to create the illusion that Trump is keeping a campaign promise, But it's really helping him break it.
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Put Your Feet Where Your Values Are: March For Science

Science is not a partisan issue.
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Here's What The Georgia Runoff Will Tell Us About The 2018 Midterms

The outcome is important for both parties, but especially for Democrats.
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