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.
Executive Office of the President of the United States
… to fewer regulatory burdens, more regulatory benefits, and better coordination of regulatory policy, funding for OIRA tends to pay large dividends. Yet over the years, funding for … - page 49
… to make the regulatory process more just, efficient, and transparent. Executive Orders 13771,° 13777,” 13891," 13892,” 13893, 13924 Section 6," 13979, and 13980"° should be revived (with modifications as needed). … federalism should be strengthened so that state regulatory and fiscal operations are not commandeered by the federal … - page 49
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… programs. Additionally, the President should revise and sign an updated version of President Ronald Reagan’s … programs. Additionally, the President should revise and sign an updated version of President Ronald Reagan’s … - page 50
… Reduction Act,”° carefully enforce the Privacy Act,” and ensure the sound execution of OIRA’s statistical and other information policy functions. Regulatory … - page 50
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