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Friday, Oct 21 2022

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Obamacare Takes A Back Seat In Midterm Campaign

After a decade of pledging to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act, Republicans this year are not talking much about the health law. Meanwhile, efforts at the CDC to improve responses to crises are lagging.

The Affordable Care Act, a trigger point in political campaigns for more than a decade, has been conspicuously absent from debates and campaign rhetoric this year. The question is how much that's depriving Democrats of a valuable talking point. (Knight and Solender, 10/21)

House Republicans on Thursday asked the Treasury Department to preserve documents related to the administration鈥檚 fix of Obamacare's 鈥渇amily glitch,鈥 preparing for an investigation of what they claim was an "illegal expansion" of health coverage should the GOP regain control of the chamber in the midterms. (Payne, 10/20)

As the president speaks on the matter, data show voters care about health costs 鈥

Almost 40% of Americans are willing to split their ticket and vote for a candidate from the opposing party who made a top priority of lowering health costs, according to a Gallup/West Health poll published Thursday. (Knight, 10/20)

Biden also jabbed at the GOP for its stance on healthcare, lamenting that 鈥渘ot a single Republican鈥 voted in favor of his administration鈥檚 attempts to lower prescription drug prices. 鈥淭hey want to get rid of or fundamentally change Social Security and Medicare,鈥 Biden said of Republicans. (Folmar, 10/20)

Reform at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention hits snags 鈥

The CDC鈥檚 new push to get information about health crises out faster to Americans is already running up against its limited authority, congressional inaction and the agency鈥檚 own entrenched culture. (Mahr and Banco, 10/21)

Also 鈥

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) shot back at Mike Pence on Wednesday night after the former vice president said Republican majorities in Congress will protect the right to life, telling Pence on Twitter, 鈥淎bsolutely no one wants to hear what your plan is for their uterus.鈥 (Schnell, 10/20)

But experts say Mr. Walker鈥檚 assertion that he has 鈥渙vercome鈥 the disorder is simplistic at best: Like other mental illnesses, dissociative identity disorder cannot be cured in the classic sense. Psychiatrists say that while patients can learn to manage this disorder 鈥 and even live symptom-free for extended periods 鈥 the symptoms can recur, often triggered by stress. (Stolberg, 10/20)

KHN: KHN鈥檚 鈥榃hat The Health?鈥: Biden Hits The Road To Sell Democrats鈥 Record

With the midterm elections rapidly approaching, President Joe Biden has taken to the road to convince voters that he and congressional Democrats have delivered for them during two years in power. (10/20)

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