Michael F. Bennet

This bill would protect millions of Medicare Advantage members from unexpected costs if their plan's doctor directory is wrong. It would require plans to keep their online lists of doctors accurate and verify them often, starting in 2028. These plans would also have to cover costs if a member relies on incorrect information.

This bill would require the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to study how companies in the prescription drug supply chain get paid. The study would focus on payments linked to a drug's price. This research aims to show these payment structures and could help lawmakers address drug costs.

This bill would stop the U.S. government from using taxpayer money to pay back companies for their investments in Venezuela's oil and gas industry. This means U.S. citizens and companies, as well as foreign companies, would not get U.S. reimbursements for new buildings or improvements in that sector. It aims to ensure no U.S. funds support these specific investments.

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This bill would require Congress to explicitly approve most uses of US military or intelligence personnel in Venezuela. It aims to prevent actions like military operations, occupation, or assisting law enforcement there without a clear vote from lawmakers. This means fewer unapproved deployments for certain purposes, affecting US personnel and the people of Venezuela.

The Shelter Act would create new tax credits to help individuals and businesses pay for upgrades that protect their properties from natural disasters. Homeowners could get a credit for 25% of costs, up to $3,750 per year, while businesses could get up to $5,000. This would make it easier for people to afford improvements like stronger roofs or storm shelters, starting in 2026.

This bill would create a new public health insurance plan, called "Medicare-X Choice," that would be available on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchanges starting in 2028. It would also expand financial assistance for health insurance premiums and allow Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices. These changes aim to make health coverage more affordable and accessible for individuals and small businesses.

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This resolution would have the Senate formally acknowledge the third anniversary of the anti-LGBTQ+ attack at Club Q in Colorado Springs. It would express ongoing solidarity and support for the survivors, the local LGBTQ+ community, and the families and friends impacted by the tragedy.

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This bill would let the City of Ouray, Colorado, take ownership of Crystal Reservoir, its dam, and about 45 acres of surrounding federal land. The city would manage these areas, but must keep them open to the public for free recreation like fishing. This changes who controls the reservoir and surrounding land from the Forest Service to the city.