We should permanently authorize interstate telehealth. American elections are unique in their dispersal of authority.
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December 7, 2020
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The Unique Nature of American Elections ([link removed] )
America’s elections are conducted in a highly decentralized manner, with most responsibility falling on localities. That arrangement has served us well.
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Remove the barriers that deny people access to health care providers throughout the country.
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