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‘Big Beautiful Bill’ puts health care, seniors in Washington at risk | Opinion

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By Jani Hitchen, Barry Buchanan, Janet St. Clair
| Yahoo Verified
Opinion Jani Hitchen, Barry Buchanan, Janet St. Clair, Megan Dunn and. Brian Sullivan Wed, September 10, 2025 at 12:00 PM UTC 5 min read On July 4, President Trump signed into law Public Law 119-21, commonly known as either the “Big Beautiful Bill” or the “Big Ugly Bill” depending on your point of view. It is well-known for sweeping changes to Medicaid, SNAP, clean energy cuts and regressive tax reforms.
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Protecting Pierce County’s interests in a shifting federal landscape

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By Jani Hitchen, Paul Herrera
| dispatchnews.com
Growing up, many of us learned about the three branches of our federal government: the Executive (President), the Legislative (Congress), and the Judiciary (Courts). As adults, we tend to pay closer attention to the other Washington come the mid-terms and presidential election years. Otherwise, our day-to-day focus remains on the issues that directly impact our lives and communities here at home.
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Protecting Pierce County’s Interests in a Shifting Federal Landscape

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By Jani Hitchen, Paul Herrera
| Tacoma Weekly Verified
By Jani Hitchen and Paul Herrera Pierce County Council Growing up, many of us learned about the three branches of our federal government: the Executive (President), the Legislative (Congress), and the Judiciary (Courts). As adults, we tend to pay closer attention to the other Washington come the mid-terms and presidential election years. Otherwise, our day-to-day focus remains on the issues that directly impact our lives and communities here at home.
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