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.
Federal Communications Commission
… should look to - 12571 Big Tech, and it should look to Section 230 and the Consolidated Reporting Act as potential sources of … and it could hold them accountable by prohibiting actions that are inconsistent with those plain and particular … - page 849
… Support legislation that scraps Section 230’s current - 12572 Support legislation that scraps Section 230’s current approach. The FCC … - page 849
… - 12573 part of those reforms, the FCC should work with Congress to ensure that antidiscrimination provisions are applied to Big Tech—including “back-end” companies … - page 849
… In all of this, Congress can make - 12574 In all of this, Congress can make certain points clear. It could focus legislation on dominant, general-use platforms rather than … - page 849
… Support efforts to empower consumers. The FCC - 12575 Support efforts to empower consumers. The FCC and Congress should work together to formulate rules that empower … - page 849
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