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Insurance companies’ ownership of pharmacies and hospitals is raising consumer costs, but economic competition can counter inflating expenses, according to bipartisan legislation from Sens. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, and Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts. “We need more competition. We need protections for patients. We need better and cheaper health care,” Hawley told The Lion in an exclusive interview Thursday. Hawley and Warren reintroduced The Patients Before Monopolies Act last week to counter the monopolized medical field, in step with their second bipartisan bill, The Break Up Big Medicine Act. The Patients Before Monopolies Act prohibits pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), the middlemen between pharmacies and insurance companies, from owning pharmacies and hospitals, Hawley explained. “What’s happening is more and more of these insurance companies are buying up everything,” Hawley told The Lion. “They’re buying up the pharmacies. They’re buying up the doctor’s offices. They’re buying up the hospitals.” Josh Hawley Read full story:
Heartlander News191,822 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
Major League Baseball should not benefit from an exclusion of antitrust laws, especially after the league’s recent religious discrimination against numerous players this week, Sen, Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, told The Lion in an interview. “Major League Baseball gets a special sweetheart deal that no other sport gets, and no other business gets. They are exempt from the antitrust laws. That is worth billions of dollars to Major League Baseball every year. It was created by the Supreme Court year and years ago. Frankly, I think it's wrong,” Hawley said. Antitrust laws of the federal government exist to break up and prevent monopolies in various businesses, industries and sports throughout the country. MLB is the only sport association exempt from these laws, and Hawley says they are abusing their privilege. “I think we ought to reverse it,” he said. “Given the way they're choosing to use this enormous power to punish people of faith while they force them to wear political messages and endorse political messages that are truly controversial, they don't agree with. I just think it's outrageous.” Josh Hawley
Heartlander News13,647 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
Congress must end the partial government shutdown and open Transportation Security Administration (TSA) immediately, but they must also fully fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, Senator Josh Hawley (Josh Hawley) told The Lion in an interview Thursday.
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