Dozens of Progressive Caucus members remain steadfastly opposed to a bipartisan infrastructure bill without being paired with a more expansive reconciliation package.
Pramila Jayapal
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Unsanitized: Progressives Split on Heroes Act Response
Plus, Biden and the pandemic, and merger mania. This is The COVID-19 Daily Report for May 13, 2020.
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Relief: Can Pelosi and Trump Triangulate McConnell?
Today on TAP: The next coronavirus aid bill
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When It Makes Sense to Challenge Incumbents in Primaries
Today on TAP: The DCCC shouldn’t have the last word
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
Pramila Jayapal Takes On Medicare for All’s Critics
The Progressive Caucus co-chair authored the House Medicare for All bill. She’s frustrated that Democrats are attacking the concept of universal health care for political advantage.
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The Newly Energized Progressive Caucus Is Winning
If recent votes are any indication, the next flurry of liberal policymaking will look far different from the last one.
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
The Debate Over “Eliminating” Private Insurance Is Semantic Noise
Even the most far-left single-payer program out there preserves a role for private health insurance … sort of.