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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… apex during the Administration’s opening days. To execute requires a well-conceived, coordinated, unified plan and a … apex during the Administration’s opening days. To execute requires a well-conceived, coordinated, unified plan and a …
… great for any one conservative policy shop to spearhead. It requires the collective action of our movement. With the … great for any one conservative policy shop to spearhead. It requires the collective action of our movement. With the …
… we have been given much. As conservatives, we are as much required to steward this precious heritage for the next … we have been given much. As conservatives, we are as much required to steward this precious heritage for the next …
… welfare programs and the tax code and installing work requirements for food stamps. But we must go further. It’s … welfare programs and the tax code and installing work requirements for food stamps. But we must go further. It’s … - page 4
… Consider the federal budget. Under current law, Congress is required to pass a budget—and 12 issue-specific spending … Consider the federal budget. Under current law, Congress is required to pass a budget—and 12 issue-specific spending … - page 6
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… Successful reform will require more than - 8420 Successful reform will require more than minor peripheral adjustments. It will require a holistic, energetic, leadership-driven effort to … - page 547
… violent crime nationwide. The Attorney General should require all U.S. Attorneys to develop a … violent crime nationwide. The Attorney General should require all U.S. Attorneys to develop a … - page 551
… to be tackled, exposed, and addressed head-on. This will require notjust winning in a court of law, but also … in a concrete and nonrefutable manner. These efforts will require commitment and willpower, but they will be essential … to be tackled, exposed, and addressed head-on. This will require notjust winning in a court of law, but also … - page 557
… that they are both complying with constitutional and legal requirements and using their authorities and funding to … at the state, local, and private-sector levels. This will require particularly close coordination with several key … and the Securities and Exchange Commission. It will also require enforcing contractual requirements that prohibit … - page 561
… in discrimination in violation of constitutional and legal requirements. Chapter Department of Justice Page number 561 … in discrimination in violation of constitutional and legal requirements. … • Reorganize and refocus the DOJ’s - 8535 … - page 561
… for mail-in voters whose ballots were rejected. Act 12 requires, as part of the mail-in application process, an … for mail-in voters whose ballots were rejected. Act 12 requires, as part of the mail-in application process, an … - page 564
… Court recognized that “the Election Code contains no requirement that voters whose ballots are deemed … Court recognized that “the Election Code contains no requirement that voters whose ballots are deemed … - page 564
… pursuing the priorities outlined in this chapter will require creative use of the various immigration and … pursuing the priorities outlined in this chapter will require creative use of the various immigration and … - page 567
… Ensuring adequate accountability throughout the DOJ requires the intentional devotion of sufficient resources by … Ensuring adequate accountability throughout the DOJ requires the intentional devotion of sufficient resources by … - page 569
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… s could require seeking the Supreme - 8792 s could require seeking the Supreme Court to overrule Kennedy v. … in Chapter Department of Justice Page number 576 … s could require seeking the Supreme Court to overrule Kennedy v. … - page 576
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