McCain Voice Stands Against Tribal GOP Debate Move
Sen John McCain returned to the Senate to vote on the GOP bid to repeal Obamacare and delivered a fiery address denouncing tribal politics He signaled he would not vote for the bill as written and urged bipartisan hearings and a slower, more transparent legislative process The Arizona Republican cautioned against partisan tactics while highlighting concerns over Medicaid expansion and health coverage.
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Senate opens Obamacare debate as McCain votes yes
The Senate, split along party lines, advanced the repeal effort with a 51 to 50 vote after Vice President Pence broke the tie. John McCain returned to cast a decisive yes, urging lawmakers to restore regular order as leaders face a tough path to final passage despite Trump’s celebration and Democratic opposition.
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Centene pushes to preserve ACA subsidy payments nationwide
Centene Corp urges the U.S. government to keep cost sharing reduction payments for low income ACA customers to stabilize exchanges. CEO Michael Neidorff warns that ending subsidies could hurt millions, even as Centene beats expectations and expands into Nevada Kansas and Missouri. The insurer, strong in Medicaid management, serves over a million exchange customers.
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