@RepStephMurphy Apart from sensible gun legislation other measures can be taken to dissuade shooters. Why isn’t anyone talking about making the shooter anonymous to the public? We shouldn’t be giving them anytime in the spotlight. They just just disappear…
.@repstephmurphy@SenRickScott @SenRubioPress, I urge you to contact the Biden Administration; tell them to revise the deeply flawed IFR on the NSA to ensure that the regulation reflects congressional intent.
@GovRonDeSantis your logic and decision making are flawed. We need leadership from you. School districts should be able to decide on mask mandates and not fear loss of funding. I’m a physician and your free to reach out to me. I can help you logic this one
@GovRonDeSantis masking isn’t about personal freedom. Wearing one is public health. I suppose you feel seatbelt wearing infringes on your freedom. Why not cut police funding for not wearing a seatbelt? And that truly is a situation that impacts the wearer
@GovRonDeSantis would you visit a covid 19 patient now wearing a mask? If not then why allow school age Children to attend school without a mask. Haven’t you noticed kids get sick more often when school starts?
@JoeBiden I love EV idea for government. But why not make changes now like switching off engines when sitting doing nothing. A mindset of stewardship that should change government actions.
@PattyMurray lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing- thanks! Improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@BobbyScott lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing- thanks! Improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@repgregwalden lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing- thanks! Improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@RepRichardNeal lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing- thanks! some improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@RepKevinBrady lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing, thanks! but some improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@FrankPallone lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing but some improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@RepDarrenSoto lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing but some improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@SenRickScott lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing but some improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@SenRubioPress lots of work has been done to fix surprise medical billing but some improvements are still needed. IDR should consider quality and commercial rates only for commercial payers https://t.co/NkoMqwxFcF
1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
@SpeakerPelosi glad to have IDR as part of the plan to fix surprise medical billing. But please remove non-negotiated prices (Medicare) from being part of the arbitration consideration
Gov. Newsom’s executive order banned sales of new gas-powered vehicles in California starting in 2035.
Here are some answers to questions you may have about the order: https://t.co/j2OENFlD67
@realDonaldTrump the CBO says that they can save you $50 off a $3500 bill. Would you call that a huge savings? It isn’t the solution to balanced billing (which must be fixed!). The solution is arbitration. Check out TX and NY.