Poll: Virginia residents want Republican lawmakers to extend healthcare tax credits
Virginia voters are angry with Republicans in Congress for failing to extend tax credits to help with the costs of health insurance plans.
Virginia voters are angry with Republicans in Congress for failing to extend tax credits to help with the costs of health insurance plans.
The gambit by U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., to force a U.S. Senate vote on extending Obamacare healthcare premium subsidies failed, as predicted, with the Senate voting 51-48 Thursday in favor of a bill that would extend the subsidies by three years.
Stop the presses: ladies and gents, Mark Warner, the once self-styled “radical centrist,” is now on the side of the likes of Bernie Sanders and AOC in support of universal healthcare.
Northern Virginia Democrat Don Beyer is doing with respect to the Farmville Detention Center what we can’t seem to get Fifth District MAGA Congressman John McGuire, whose congressional district represents Farmville, to do.
Eight Senate Democrats are caving on the 40-day effort to try to protect Affordable Care Act subsidies. One of them is one of ours, Tim Kaine, who just got re-elected last year, so, doesn’t have to worry about facing the voters again until 2030.
Virginia has applied for $1 billion in federal funding with a goal to improve outcomes across the rural parts of the state.
If you’re a regular MAGA – i.e. not a multimillionaire professed MAGA fan of Donald Trump – you’re on your own for healthcare. But if you’re Scott Adams, the creator of the “Dilbert” comic strip, Trump will move heaven and goddamn earth for you.
For many, the cost of insurance is too expensive, and families are forced to make a choice between preventative care and everyday essentials.
Health care tax credits for families in America are at the heart of a government shutdown, as Democrats continue to fight for an extension.
Richmond Democrat Jennifer McClellan is trying to keep busy as Speaker Mike Johnson keeps the House on extended holiday to prevent a vote on the release of the Epstein files.
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