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Bowling Green, KY
Joined August 2020
Senator Rand Paul retweeted
“We certainly can’t keep paying for people who are deceased.” —@SecKennedy. The Trump Administration is ending the explosion of fraud in our healthcare system, saving YOU money and stopping the exploitation of the American taxpayer.
HAPPENING NOW: @SecKennedy and @DrOzCMS announce efforts to eliminate duplicate Obamacare subsidies and Obamacare coverage for deceased beneficiaries. Watch here ⏬ xitter.cf/HHSGov/status/21103598…
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Senator Rand Paul retweeted
BIDEN BACKLOG. In 2025, CMS removed over 650,000 individuals who were deceased or already receiving health coverage from another federal program — enrollments costing taxpayers $4.4 BILLION. No one lost insurance. We cleaned up the rolls. And we made life more affordable for Americans.
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Senator Rand Paul retweeted
WATCH LIVE: HHS unveils new crackdown on fraud and abuse in federal health programs xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qKVmyPgn…
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In his diary, Fauci was mapping out his plan to recast the fight over COVID’s origin as a Trump grudge. This book was one more way to downplay his role in where the virus came from & carry the lie forward. The media & Biden admin kept selling him as an unbiased advisor. The diary says otherwise. That same derangement sat under the devastating, draconian pandemic response he spearheaded, which the country was left to suffer through.
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On March 13, 2022, he called Title 42 “obviously a pretext” and wrote that Robert Redfield, “in typical fashion,” “caved in to the Trump administration,” and on April 20 he called a Trump-appointed judge striking the airplane mask mandate “another egregious example of Trump appointed judges interfering with sound public health measures.”
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You can read all 123 freshly released pages of Fauci’s diary here: paul.senate.gov/readingroom?…
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Great to join the Oscar Cross Boys & Girls Club in Paducah recently with Congressman James Comer to celebrate a big win for Kentucky's kids! For more than 60 years, the Club has provided invaluable services to Paducah's youth through education, mentorship, and community support. But burdensome federal restrictions stood in the way of much-needed renovations and improvements. I'm proud our bill was signed into law, removing these restrictions and allowing the City of Paducah to transfer full ownership of the property to the Club. The federal government shouldn't stand in the way of organizations doing such important work in our communities. Proud to have secured this victory in the Senate and helped clear the way for the Club's continued success! Thank you, Congressman Comer, for your hard work on this bill in the House!
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