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What the American Rescue Plan says about President Biden’s health care priorities – and what they mean for you

  • Written by Zack Buck, Associate Professor of Law, University of Tennessee
imageOn the campaign trail Oct. 28, 2020, in Wilmington, Delaware, Joe Biden talks about the need to build up the Affordable Care Act.Drew Angerer/Getty Images

As millions of Americans receive COVID-19 vaccines, the Affordable Care Act just got a booster shot of its own.

After 11 years of existential threat and months after an argument before the...

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