[Congressional Record Volume 171, Number 112 (Saturday, June 28, 2025)]
[Senate]
[Pages S3676-S3677]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
H.R. 1
Mr. WYDEN. Mr. President, when the Senate considers the
reconciliation bill, H.R. 1, it is my intention to make the following
motions to commit the bill:
1. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that (1)
would strike any provision that cuts funding for Medicaid;
and (2) would ensure big corporations and the ultra-wealthy
pay a fair share in taxes.
This motion to commit is supported by Senators Cantwell,
Bennet, Warner, Whitehouse, Hassan, Cortez Masto, Warren,
Sanders, Smith, Lujan, Warnock, Welch, Alsobrooks, Baldwin,
Blumenthal, Blunt Rochester, Booker, Gallego, Gillibrand,
Hickenlooper, Hirono, Kaine, Kelly, Kim, Markey, Murray,
Padilla, Peters, Reed, Rosen, Schumer, and Van Hollen.
It is also supported by Accountable.US, AFL-CIO, American
Association of People with Disabilities, American Federation
of State, Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law, County and
Municipal Employees, Catholic Health Association of the
United States, Families USA, First Focus Campaign for
Children, Justice in Aging, Leading Age, Medicare Rights
Center, National Association of Community Health Centers,
National Council on Independent Living, National Health Law
Program, National Women's Action Fund, Planned Parenthood
Federation of America, and UnidosUS.
2. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) increase annual funding for the Child Care Entitlement to
States established in section 418 of the Social Security Act
to at least $20,000,000,000 per year; (2) provide an
additional $5,000,000,000 to such Child Care Entitlement to
States annually to provide new grants to improve child care
workforce, supply, quality, and access in areas of particular
need, including rural communities; and (3)
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eliminate provisions that would cut taxes for millionaires
and billionaires.
This motion to commit is supported by Senators Warren,
Smith, and Booker.
3. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that forces families to sell their
home to qualify for long-term care in Medicaid; and (2) would
ensure big corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a fair
share in taxes.
4. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that makes it harder for States to
expand Medicaid to cover uninsured residents; and (2) would
ensure big corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a fair
share in taxes.
5. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that creates a sick tax by charging
Medicaid enrollees living on low incomes new copayments; and
(2) would ensure big corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a
fair share in taxes.
6. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that locks kids out of the
Children's Health Insurance Program; and (2) would ensure big
corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
7. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that imposes waiting periods for
health care on kids enrolled in the Children's Health
Insurance Program; and (2) would ensure big corporations and
the ultra-wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
8. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that imposes lifetime limits on
health care for kids enrolled in the Children's Health
Insurance Program; and (2) would ensure big corporations and
the ultra-wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
9. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that will take nurses out of nursing
homes; and (2) would ensure big corporations and the ultra-
wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
10. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that defunds Planned Parenthood; and
(2) would ensure big corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a
fair share in taxes.
11. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that cuts Medicaid payments and
restricts access to abortion; and (2) would ensure big
corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
12. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that bans States from covering
gender-affirming care in Medicaid for all enrollees; and (2)
would ensure big corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a
fair share in taxes.
13. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) would strike any provision that cuts Medicaid payments
rural hospitals need to stay open; and (2) would ensure big
corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
14. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that cuts Medicaid payments, forcing
States to cut K-12 education and public safety; and (2) would
ensure big corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a fair
share in taxes.
15. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that cuts Medicaid payments, forcing
States to cut home care seniors and kids with disabilities
need to live at home; and (2) would ensure big corporations
and the ultra-wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
16. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike section 71101; and (2) would ensure big
corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
17. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that strips Medicare coverage from
victims of human trafficking, refugees, and asylum seekers;
and (2) would ensure big corporations and the ultra-wealthy
pay a fair share in taxes.
18. A motion to commit the bill to the Committee on Finance
of the Senate with instructions to report changes that would
(1) strike any provision that strips Medicare coverage from
current enrollees; and (2) would ensure big corporations and
the ultra-wealthy pay a fair share in taxes.
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