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Thirteen House Republicans co-signed a letter with 19 House Democrats signaling support among some Republicans to resolve Democrats' core demand to avoid Affordable Care Act premium increases.
They're asking that representatives from both parties in the House be included in the talks aimed at averting what they're calling drastic premium increases in
That would affect more than 20 million Americans.
In that letter, the lawmakers wrote that without a deal, millions of Americans will lose health care coverage because they won't be able to afford it.
In Washington, Amy Morris, Bloomberg Radio.
13 House Republicans co-signed a letter with 19 House Democrats.
support among some Republicans to resolve Democrats core demand to avoid Affordable Care Act premium increases.
They're asking that representatives from both parties in the House be included in the talks aimed at averting what they're calling drastic premium increases that would affect more than 20 million Americans.
In that letter, the lawmakers wrote that without a deal, millions of Americans will lose health care coverage because they won't be able to afford it.
In Washington, Amy Morris, Bloomberg Radio.
The blueprint aims to stem rising energy costs for Americans by doubling down on wind and solar energy, building out transmission lines to bolster the grid, and curtailing the Trump administration's ability to favor fossil fuel projects over renewables.
It expands the low-income home energy assistance program to provide year-round access to reliable heating and cooling for disadvantaged households.
Democratic leaders are eyeing increased energy costs for consumers as a potent election year issue to use against Republicans.
In Washington, Amy Morris, Bloomberg Radio.