Project 2025's plan to make Medicare Advantage the default option would give corporations even more power and strip doctors and patients of the freedom to make decisions about what care enrollees can or cannot receive.
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… In the end, congressional leaders’ behavior - 496 In the end, congressional leaders’ behavior and incentives here are no different from those of global elites insulating policy decisions—over the climate , … - page 7
… And despite its gaudy price tag, - 497 And despite its gaudy price tag, the federal budget is not even close to the … - page 7
… 498 The term Administrative State refers to the policymaking work done by the bureaucracies of all the federal government ’s departments, agencies, and millions of employees. Under Article I of the … - page 7
… of “separated powers.” They not only split the federal government ’s legislative, executive, and judicial powers into different branches. They also gave each branch checks over the others. Under our … - page 7
… members of the House and Senate discovered that if they give away that power to the Article II branch of government , they can also deny responsibility for its actions. So today in Washington, most policy is no longer set by Congress at all, but … - page 7
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