Posts by Kristen Shipherd
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Political Pulse for July 26, 2019
The legislature is still in session as the showdown with the Governor over the budget and expanding Medicaid continues. Nonetheless, some legislative business was accomplished last week. Listen as your […]
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Political Pulse for July 12, 2019
Yes, the legislature is still in session dealing with budget drama around Medicaid expansion as well as several other health care related bills. Our legislative relations team explains why we […]
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Political Pulse for July 3, 2019
It’s a waiting game at the General Assembly to see if the legislature can override the Governor’s veto of their budget. Still many bills are moving, including Sen. Phil Berger’s […]
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Political Pulse for June 28, 2019
Watch as our legislative team offers the latest look at where key health care legislation stands as NC legislators begin to wrap up the long session. Chip and Sue Ann […]
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Political Pulse for June 21, 2019
Bills are moving, a signal that the legislative long session may be nearing its end. Watch as our legislative team reviews key proposals likely to make it through to the […]
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Political Pulse for June 14, 2019
The atmosphere at the General Assembly seems to indicate the session will be winding up in the next few weeks. The budgeting process is fully underway, while several health care […]
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Political Pulse for May 31, 2019
It’s budget time at the NC General Assembly! Watch as Chip and Sue Ann explain significant health care related items in the Senate’s budget, which was released this week. Two […]
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Political Pulse for May 24, 2019
The Senate continues to work on its budget so things were a bit subdued at the NC General Assembly this week. Watch as NCMS Assistant Director of Legislative Relations Sue […]
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Political Pulse for May 17, 2019
In the wake of last week’s flurry of activity in advance of crossover, this week was a bit quieter at the legislative building. Our legislative affairs team offers insight into […]
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