
Rachel Bluth
California Health Care Reporter at POLITICO
California health care reporter at POLITICO | [email protected] | DM for Signal | sneaking Diet Coke into health hearings | Formerly @calhealthline | she/her
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2 days ago |
politico.com | Rachel Bluth |Katelyn Cordero |Ben Jacobs
Although not mentioned by name in the mega-spending bill being pushed by Congressional Republicans, Planned Parenthood, the country’s largest abortion provider, see it as a clear, intentional target. The proposed law would prohibit federal Medicaid funding from going to “prohibited entities,” a category that includes tax-exempt organizations that primarily provide family planning but also abortions and receive over $800,000 per year from the government.
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1 week ago |
jewishpress.com | Rachel Bluth
Dear Readers,I have received an abundance of letters since before Pesach and thereafter, so I decided to occasionally do a collage of ‘shorts’, addressing a few letters in one column, in the hope that I can provide sound, logical solutions to more than one problem. Thanks for all the kind words from those of you who missed the column before Pesach and after, it’s good to be back!Dear Mrs. Bluth,Yesterday I did a terrible thing, I took something without paying for it.
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2 weeks ago |
jewishpress.com | Rachel Bluth
Dear Mrs. Bluth,I desperately need your advice! I know that this might sound petty and unimportant, but I have a very short-time before this window of opportunity closes. It would also mean a great change in my home life and shalom bayis. Please bear with me as I try to formulate the events so you can better understand my dilemma.
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3 weeks ago |
politico.com | Blake Jones |Dustin Gardiner |Eric He |Rachel Bluth
The dome of the California Capitol glows in the early evening in Sacramento, California. | Rich Pedroncelli/AP MONEY MAKER — This year in the California Legislature, tax season falls in June. Progressive Democrats racing against a looming deadline to approve the state budget are pressing to hike taxes on large corporations to address California’s $12 billion budget shortfall while minimizing cuts. But they haven’t agreed on how to do it and are running out of time.
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3 weeks ago |
jewishpress.com | Rachel Bluth
Dear Mrs. Bluth,Thank goodness this Passover is over! Had it lasted one more day I would have surely packed up and left with or without my husband. At this point, it makes little difference to me whether he comes with me or not as it seems he has difficulty choosing who he wishes to live with, his parents or me.
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