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House members join a bipartisan effort to extend ACA subsidies : NPR

Fitzpatrick described why he joined a bipartisan effort to advance an extension of ACA subsidies.

House members join a bipartisan effort to extend ACA subsidies : NPR
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Republican Brian Fitzpatrick and Democrat Tom Suozzi discussed their bipartisan effort to advance an extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies. They said a House discharge petition could force a vote and create a path for Senate consideration.

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Pennsylvania representative supporting the discharge petition and an extension of ACA subsidies

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New York representative and Problem Solvers Caucus co-chair supporting the bipartisan effort to extend ACA subsidies

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Republicans Join Democrats to Seek Vote on Three-Year Obamacare Subsidy Extension

Four House Republicans, including Brian Fitzpatrick, signed a petition seeking a House vote on extending enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies. Left-leaning outlets portray the signatures as forcing Johnson to confront the issue and stress the consequences of expiration. Center outlets largely describe a bipartisan effort to secure a vote, often noting premium concerns and an uncertain path ahead. Right-leaning outlets emphasize the break with Republican leadership, with coverage ranging from a leadership setback to conservative criticism of the signers.

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