Quinn Nystrom: I don't think anybody on this bus would have chosen to go on an 817-mile ride today, but we're being forced to do this because we're in a crisis in America. Sarah Varney: In statements to the "NewsHour" and in public testimony, Eli Lilly ...
... And there aren't very many politicians from any party who want to be raising taxes at the rate of our current health care inflation. Sarah Varney: Fifteen percent every year, 18 percent. Peter Shumlin: So, 15, 12. Can you imagine the politicians going, hey, this is fun? Sarah Varney ...
... in. We're all for it. Sarah Varney: But exactly what comprehensive means and the care women can receive at Title X clinics will likely be decided by the Trump administration in the coming months.For the "PBS NewsHour" and Kaiser Health News, I'm Sarah Varney in McAllen, Texas.
... to be many hurricanes. Come at us. Let them come, because we're going to stay here.Sarah Varney: So they're heading across the island to San Juan to find a doctor there. For the "PBS NewsHour" and Kaiser Health News, I'm Sarah Varney in Ponce, Puerto Rico.
... it was evident to everyone's eyes. So, this is a call for help. We need more funds. We need more ways to help them. Sarah Varney: With hurricane season under way here, many Puerto Ricans are anxious and afraid. They are still repairing power lines and roofs, and still ...
... back out. So people are still very skittish and very anxious, especially as we head into hurricane season, just starting this Friday, June 1.Judy Woodruff: Such a tough story. Sarah Varney with Kaiser Health News reporting for the "NewsHour," thank you, Sarah. Sarah Varney: Oh, my pleasure. Thank you.
Rep. Ed Clere: Right. I think we have to be concerned about that and we need to be realistic. What it's going to cost to administer this? Sarah Varney: Clere says those added administrative costs will pull money away from medical care. And although he supports the work requirements ...
Chris Hastedt: So, this one's from Virginia. "Greetings from Virginia. Thanks, y'all, for your efforts. The majority of voters in Maine have resoundingly approved expanding Medicaid for 70,000 low-income people. Wahoo!" Sarah Varney: And advocates in many other red states that refused to expand Medicaid are ...
... according to the Bangor Daily News. “I don’t believe for one minute that health care is a right,” LePage told PBS NewsHour special correspondent Sarah Varney. “In my lifetime, I’ve made health care a priority for myself and my family.” Throughout his political career, LePage has been an ...
... just want, you know, them to see and experience something better. And so I would do it all again. Sarah Varney: Even if that means waking before dawn to drive across town, and doing it all again tomorrow. For the PBS NewsHour and Kaiser Health News, I'm Sarah Varney.
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