Today the
"Instead of taking steps to ensure all Minnesotans have the affordable, quality health care they need,
"We aren't going to improve people's health by giving them junk insurance policies which don't cover the things they need to stay healthy,"
The bill also included a provision preventing future implementation of the MinnesotaCare Buy-In, a key priority of Gov.
While the bill contained some measures targeting bipartisan priorities, like addressing elder abuse and ending the opioid crisis, they were half-measures falling short of fully protecting Minnesotans. Regarding elder abuse, the bill largely omitted recommendations of the
"By allowing the industry to largely dictate the shape of these reforms as the Republican majority has done, we're doing a disservice to
Also absent from the bill was the Opioid Stewardship Fee proposed by
"Lives continue to tragically be lost due to this epidemic, but Big Pharma continues to take in record profits while showing no accountability for this problem,"
The bill will now head to a House/
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