News of the Week -- 6.3.23

I am thrilled to announce that Representative Annie Kuster and I have taken a significant step towards ensuring that Americans are not deceived by dishonest billing practices. We have introduced the Facilitating Accountability in Reimbursements Act (FAIR Act), which will harmonize billing practices in off-campus hospital outpatient facilities to reflect the site of care. This will help prevent confusion and ensure that patients are not unfairly burdened with exorbitant medical bills. Our goal is to create a more transparent and fair healthcare system that benefits all Americans. We believe that everyone deserves access to high-quality healthcare, and that starts with accurate and honest billing practices. With the FAIR Act, we are one step closer to achieving that goal.

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From the Halls of Congress

McCarthy urges GOP solidarity on debt ceiling

Marianna Sotomayor, Jeff Stein, Rachel Siegel and Paul Kane, Arkansas Democrat Gazette

"When I put something forward, if I was buying a business or negotiating on a contract, I put it forward and I expected the person that was on the other end to put something back to me," said Rep. Kevin Hern of Oklahoma

The debt talks are about to test McCarthy’s hold on his party

Olivia Beavers, Politico

Rep. Kevin Hern (R-Okla.), chair of the Republican Study Committee, described conservatives’ goal as giving McCarthy “more arrows in his quiver” as he faces off with Biden.

Debt ceiling debate: McHenry says they have the votes to pass debt ceiling bill

Jack Birle, Washington Examiner

Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) said he believes there are enough votes to pass the debt ceiling bill in the House of Representatives on Wednesday despite opposition by several House Republicans.

These are the biggest sticking points in the debt ceiling fight

Aris Folley, The Hill

Rep. Kevin Hern (R-Okla.), chair of the House’s largest conservative caucus, cast doubts on the chances of the lower chamber passing such a proposal.

Republicans rip Biden for trying to insert taxes in debt ceiling deal

Naomi Lim, Denver Gazette

Republican Study Committee Chairman Kevin Hern (R-OK), whose group has 176 lawmakers as members, underscored that tax hikes are "a nonstarter" for a bipartisan debt ceiling deal.

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