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Earlier This Month, Washington Democrats Rushed H.R. 5376 For A Vote, A Socialist Scheme Chock Full Of Economy-Crushing Measures. They Even Used Your Federal Taxes As Payment For All The Airfare And Travel Costs Necessary To Reconvene Congress For A Single Vote In A Mad Dash To Advance It Before Americans Could Fully Realize What Was In It.
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The U.S. House Passed A $740 Billion Package Friday That Raises Taxes On Large Businesses, Funds Green Energy Initiatives, Allows The Federal Government To Set Caps On Certain Prescription Drugs, And Doubles The Size Of The Internal Revenue Service To Expand Audits.
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The U.S. Senate On Sunday Passed A $740 Billion New Taxing And Spending Bill That Seeks To Combat Climate Change And Allow The Government To Control The Price Of Prescription Medications, Among Other Things.
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A Hospice Nurse Was Arrested And Charged With Fraud And Identity Theft For Her Role In Defrauding Pharmacies Throughout Middle Tennessee And Stealing The Identities Of Six Patients And Physicians With The Intent Of Distributing Controlled Drugs.
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President Joe Biden Delivered The State Of The Union Address For The First Time In His Presidency Tuesday Night, Tackling A Range Of Issues From The Invasion Of Ukraine And The Status Of The Economy To Funding Police And Securing The Border.
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The Tennessee Legislature Passed More Than 200 Bills That Went Into Effect on July 1st, But A Number Of Additional Laws Just Became Effective On January 1st.
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While Tennessee Has Made Strides In The War On Drugs, The Problem Still Exists And The Use Of Synthetic Drugs Like Fentanyl Continues To Rise.
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Pelosi’s Plan Blocks Price Increases On Existing Drugs. Since Drug Companies Operate On 10.5% Mark-Up, To Remain Profitable, They Will Have To Launch New Drugs At Even Higher Prices. They Will Also Have To Make Up For Lost Investment Capital From Foreign Countries Who Will Find The U.S. Drug Research Market Less Profitable. The U.S. Will Absorb Even More Of The Cost For Drug Development.
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Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery Has Filed A Motion To Intervene In A Federal Lawsuit Challenging The State’s Tenncare III Medicaid Block Grant Waiver.
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Legislation To Make Certain Reforms To How Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) Operate In Tennessee Is Advancing Through House Committees.
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