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Legislation now before Congress deserves full votes that will expose who stands with patients and taxpayers and who stands with the status quo.

Fitzpatrick leads bipartisan effort to protect patients from high prescription drug costs

The bill would require insurers and PBMs to count the value of copay assistance they receive on a patient’s behalf toward cost-sharing requirements.

A frightening number of our students aren’t proficient in reading, writing or math, with science scores so bad they sometimes aren’t reported.

Fitzpatrick played a key role in advancing the original Global Child Thrive Act of 2020.

Pennsylvania’s annual budget has ballooned by nearly 64% under Governor Josh Shapiro and his Democratic predecessor.

Pharmacy benefit managers generate massive revenues for the insurance/PBM complex and, in turn, for political campaigns and lobbying.

While SNAP benefit abuses have become more difficult, people still find ways to game the system.

The Continuum of Care program has an annual budget of about $3.5 billion.

Let’s end the outrageous waste of money we pay to support a corrupt, conflicted, and perversely incentivized political-healthcare-corporate complex.

As we approach another critical election, the most popular costume among the establishment Left is the “Mask of Moderation.”