Affordable Care Act
Report: Graham-Cassidy Repeal Bill Would Cost Pa. $11 Billion
Republicans are trying yet again to dismantle the Affordable Care Act. Their latest measure comes in the form of a bill proposed by Sens. Lindsey Graham (of […]
Wolf Urges Toomey Against Medicaid Cuts
Like a lot of people, Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf wants to get in touch with Sen. Pat Toomey. Wolf sent Toomey a letter expressing concern for the […]
Who Is Tom MacArthur, and What Did He Do to Rile Up South Jersey?
At a town hall meeting held on May 10th in the heavily Democratic township of Willingboro, New Jersey, U.S. Rep. Tom MacArthur was the object […]
Here Are the Pa. Republicans Who Voted No on Repealing Obamacare
As you likely (hopefully) know by now, Republicans are trying yet again to dismantle the Affordable Care Act. Yesterday, the House narrowly passed a health […]
Report: Pat Toomey Gets More Faxes Than Any Other U.S. Lawmaker
Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey receives more faxes than any other U.S. lawmaker, according to Fax Zero, a website that lets people send faxes for free and keeps […]
Report: 5 Ways the Obamacare Repeal Will Slam Pa.’s Economy
On the first day of his presidency, Donald Trump issued an executive order to start rolling back the Affordable Care Act, and the repeal will […]
Toomey Compares Patients With Preexisting Conditions to Burned-Out Houses
Pat Toomey has taken a lot of flak since Donald Trump won the presidency. The Pennsylvania senator, who revealed he had decided to vote for […]
President Trump Will Be in Center City This Week
Put on your pink hats and bring out your gold-plated pitchforks: Donald Trump is going to be in Philadelphia this week. The Republican Party is […]
Obamacare Premiums to Rise Considerably in Pennsylvania
Rates for individual and small group health insurance plans offered in Pennsylvania under the Affordable Care Act’s online marketplace will rise considerably in 2017, the Pennsylvania […]
LOCAL NEWS: LGBT Non-Discrimination Bills Look Stalled for Summer
The LGBT non-discrimination bills recently proposed in the Pennsylvania legislature might have to wait until the fall before being considered. After all of the recent […]