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Rep. Steven LaTourette and health care reform
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Rep. Steven LaTourette: key health care votes
3/29/2012 3:27 PM H.Con.Res.112: Ryan Budget Bill 2012
This bill would end Medicare as we know it, replacing it with a voucher system for seniors to buy health insurance coverage on the open market. Actuaries say the amount of the vouchers would not be enough for seniors to replace the coverage they would lose with the end of Medicare. [more]
Rep. LaTourette voted Yes, which we score as unfavorable.
4/15/2011 2:23 PM H.Con.Res.34: Ryan Budget Bill 2011
This bill would end Medicare as we know it, replacing it with a voucher system for seniors to buy health insurance coverage on the open market. Actuaries say the amount of the vouchers would not be enough for seniors to replace the coverage they would lose with the end of Medicare. [more]
Rep. LaTourette voted Yes, which we score as unfavorable.
11/19/2009 4:29 PM H.R.3961: Revising Physician Fee Schedules, Reinstatement of PAYGO
On Passage - House - H.R. 3961 Medicare Physician Payment Reform Act of 2009 [more]
Rep. LaTourette voted No, which we score as unfavorable.
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Updated: Who voted to kill Medicare?
04/18/2011 4:04 PM --
The good news is that Ryan’s plan doesn’t appear likely to become law. The Democratic-controlled Senate and President Obama stand in its way. But the vote itself provides a stark ...
Steven C. LaTourette: for a hospital, montana minors are treated differently than everybody else, north dakota frontier counties have a payment, massachusetts, vermont get higher medicaid reimbursement rates and nebraska and michigan, i thought the health care insurance companies were evil around here, well, ey don't have to pay the tax. and the pharmaceutical companies, i thought they were bad, but if they're in new jersey they get $1 billion.
About Rep. Steven LaTourette
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Gender: Male
