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"By empowering patients, embracing medical innovation, and accelerating promising tests and treatments, the Trump administration is helping cancer patients, and it has a real opportunity..."
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CASE Op-Ed in @InsideSourcesDC: Trial Lawyers Once Again Lower the Bar
"To the surprise of no one, chasing windfall profits from a settlement stemming from addiction helped fuel trial lawyers’ addiction to outlandish profits."
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Red-State Ratepayers Could Get Stuck With Blue States’ Energy Bills
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Changing Habits Demand a More Precise Conversation About Harm "If we want adults to make better-informed choices, nuance is not the enemy of public health. It is part of the job."
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It’s Go Time for Governors Stalling on the School Choice Tax Credit "Life will begin to change for thousands of students and families."
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"It was time to replenish Uncle Sam’s ranks. Young males born from Jan. 1, 1944, through Dec. 31, 1950 — those who had reached 19 but had not yet turned 26 by Jan. 1, 1970, some 850,000 in all — were affected."
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"It should come as no surprise that America’s trial lawyers are employing a variation of this duplicitous maneuver to line their pockets to the detriment of the rest of us," -- @CASE_forAmerica's Gerard Scimeca.
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Veterans Help Power the U.S. Economy. How Can We Help Them? "There are nearly 8 million veterans in the U.S. workforce, and they have a lower unemployment rate than the population as a whole."
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"Deliberately attracting bears with food to make them easier targets raises serious ethical concerns and is simply inhumane. Conservation cannot be measured by species numbers alone; individual bears’ welfare matters."
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Counterpoint: Republicans Bet on Big Government Policies — and Lost "Republicans who borrowed big-government ideas from the left paid for it on Tuesday. Voters wanted lower costs and an honest government, and conservatives have the better plan for both."
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Point: Americans Rejected MAGA’s Broken Promises "Since August, President Trump told voters in places like Texas, Georgia, Ohio and South Carolina to vote as if he were on the ballot. They did. Their message was unequivocal: It’s time for change."
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The No Surprises Act Stopped Surprise Billing. Now Patients and Employers Are Paying in Other Ways "Bring back the rule that arbitrators must favor the market rate unless there’s real evidence it doesn’t fit the case."
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Presidential Pardons Are Not for Sale "Congress must set guardrails that return the pardon to its intended purpose: individual mercy and national healing."
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Flock Isn’t the Only Technology Watching D.C. Residents "The scrutiny of Flock should spark a broader conversation about how D.C. tracks its residents, who has access to that information, and whether these technologies are actually making us safer."
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CMS could soon finalize its latest Medicare drug price negotiation rules. The agency should drop a provision that could discourage innovations that give cancer patients valuable time back. Read my latest in @InsideSourcesDC: dcjournal.com/medicares-drug…
"Americans are demanding change and solutions for an economic and political system that they see benefiting the super rich at their expense. Now it’s time for Congress to respond with an oversight agenda."
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Thomas Jefferson’s Work Didn’t End With the Declaration of Independence "Jefferson argued that the people should hold sway over the governing class, rather than the reverse, which he 'deemed essential to a well-ordered republic.'"
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The Senate Should Pass the James T. Woods Act Now "James Woods should still be here. At the very least, the Senate should make sure the law finally recognizes what was done to him and gives the next family a fighting chance."
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When Consumer Protection Becomes a Weapon Against Speech "The question is whether state attorneys general can turn fraud statutes into tools for interrogating political opponents. A growing number of Republican attorneys general are betting they can."
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More Gas, Less Relief: New England Pays Price for Pipeline Politics "The bad news is that residents of the northeast won’t get the same bang for the lower-price buck due to differences in energy policy decisions made by blue-state politicians."
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