Sen. Scott: The Solution to Affordable Healthcare is Less Government, Not Medicare-for-All
Targeted News Service (Press Releases)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 -- Sen. Rick Scott, R-Florida, issued the following news release:
Today, Senator Rick Scott released an episode of his series in partnership with the Heritage Foundation: How Washington Wastes Your Money. See previous Washington Waste Wednesday features HERE.
Today's episode covers the rising costs of healthcare - which became more expensive thanks to Obamacare. Premiums are up. Copays are up. Deductibles are WAY up. Now, the Socialist Democrats are proposing Medicare-for-All, which would ruin the Medicare system and throw 150 MILLION people off the private insurance they like. The solution to the crisis of healthcare costs is not more government participation, it's less. That's why Senator Scott is working on common sense solutions to provide quality healthcare at a price American families can afford.
Anonos Keynote Speech on Lawful Data Monetization in the GDPR Era
Sen. Scott Leads Letter to Treasury Regarding International Insurance Capital Standard Negotiations
Advisor News
- What to discuss during the first retirement planning meeting
- Inflation, competing priorities and uncertainty erode retirement security
- As health premiums rise, 1 in 8 workers cut retirement savings
- CT governor’s candidates claims: What’s true, and what’s misleading
- Retaining clients by giving them a memorable experience
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- National Life Group expands annuity portfolio
- AM Best to Join Life/Annuity Insurance-Focused Panel Discussion at Capitol Forum Event
- USAA Earns No. 1 Ranking in JD Power Individual Annuity Study for the Third Consecutive Year
- How flexible annuities fit today’s retirement portfolios
- Foresters Financial appoints Tom Ross as chief distribution officer for U.S. annuity sales
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
- How the law protecting Americans from surprise medical bills is driving up healthcare costs
- Medicare Plus supplement vs. Medicare Advantage (Maybe) 2026– Healthful Hints
- ‘Medically frail’ Medicaid enrollees won’t have to prove their inability to work to keep coverage
- IMPLEMENTATION OF IMMIGRANT ELIGIBILITY RESTRICTIONS FOR ACA MARKETPLACE SUBSIDIES UNDER THE 2025 RECONCILIATION LAW: ISSUES TO CONSIDER
- ACA HEALTH INSURANCE RATES RELEASED FOR 2027 OPEN ENROLLMENT
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News