The spreads and prices observed for different deposit-insurance strips would help domestic guarantors of deposit-insurer obligations to rank the quality of financial regulatory performance at home and abroad.
Nelson and others want the public health insurance option stripped from the Senate bill, but if it goes to conference too friendly to the industry, the antitrust repeal is likely to be in the bill that comes back.
The insurance companies stripped the public option and some other great things out of health reform, but would have much preferred no bill at all, and certainly not one with new regulations and expectations about pre-existing conditions, lifetime caps, and recissions.
Yet Trump and the Republicans have only gestured in this direction occasionally: their health plan aimed to strip insurance from poor and middle-class Americans, their tax bill vastly favors the very wealthy, the infrastructure program has disappeared.
"For an audience worried about unknowable terrorist enemies and confused by complex tax and health insurance policies, you strip that off and worry instead about the basics: food, shelter and broken legs".
While most of those were symbolic, the next one could strip insurance coverage from more than 20 million Americans, according to independent estimates.
And since both states opted to expand Medicaid, reversing that insurance expansion could strip tens of thousands of rural Americans of medication-assisted treatment coverage.
Victims of these explosions are flooding into burns units all over the US, forcing some to close as the mostly insurance-free addicts strip hospitals of their resources.
A bill that already included one highly objectionable provision (a tax on so-called Cadillac insurance plans) was stripped of a provision beloved by labor: a public alternative to private insurance coverage.
On Thursday ― the day the House of Representatives was scheduled to vote on the Republican plan to repeal Obamacare by stripping insurance from millions of Americans, slashing funding to Medicare and handing the rich a huge tax cut ― the House Financial Services Committee did another favor for the rich and powerful, passing a bill to gut the banking regulation passed after the financial crisis.
