Michael GoldsteinRepublicanHealthcare costs are crushing Connecticut families — and I've spent 30 years watching it happen from the inside. The reason is simple: government over-regulation has destroyed competition in medicine. When bureaucrats control the market, prices go up. When competition disappears, patients pay more for less. I've watcheU.S. House members represent a single district and serve two-year terms. They introduce bills, control the federal budget, and vote on laws.
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