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A bipartisan group of 35 House members unveiled the CommonGround 2025 health care framework.
The plan calls for a two-year extension of premium savings for families.
The framework seeks quick votes by December 18, 2025, in Congress.
The lawmakers backing the framework urged leadership in both chambers to meet and discuss a path forward.
Rep. Jen Kiggans and Rep. Josh Gottheimer lead the framework push.
The press release lists multiple additional signatories backing the plan.
The framework emphasizes affordability of health care for American families.
The framework includes a plan to vote on the proposal in both chambers.
The announcement was made from Washington, D.C., with lawmakers from multiple states.

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House Republicans are scrambling to craft a bipartisan plan to extend enhanced Obamacare subsidies before the 2025 expiration.
Speaker Mike Johnson said the House would vote on a healthcare plan by the end of the month, signaling urgency.
A core divide exists between conservatives opposing subsidies and moderates seeking reforms with longer-term cost cuts.
Groups led by Rep. Jen Kiggans and Rep. Josh Gottheimer proposed a framework for a short-term extension with reforms.
Some Republicans advocate exploring a discharge petition to force a vote, though leaders have shown reluctance.
Conservatives argue the country needs 'healthcare freedom' rather than expanding subsidies.
Moderates see a path to broader reform by expanding subsidies temporarily while pursuing longer-term fixes.
Democrats claim the enhanced subsidies prevent spikes in insurance costs, with expiration looming at year-end 2025.
Lawmakers stress the need for guardrails to root out fraud and inactive enrollees if subsidies are extended.

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House lawmakers convened to discuss a bipartisan health care plan and its key provisions.
Officials outlined goals to expand coverage and stabilize health care costs.
The briefing noted bipartisan cooperation as a central aim for reform.
Lawmakers discussed the political dynamics surrounding health policy.
The event signaled ongoing negotiations among members from both parties.
C-SPAN provided multiple program notes and references for viewers.
The conference included a livestream and accessibility features for audiences.
Participants emphasized the intention to build consensus across parties.
The exchange occurred amid broader health policy debates within Congress.
The reference content reflects a live broadcast format and program controls.

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Gottheimer unveils Porch Pirate Act to make porch theft from private carriers a federal crime.
Penalties could include up to 10 years in prison and fines up to $250,000.
The bill would empower federal agencies, including the FBI, to investigate porch piracy.
Porch piracy remains a widespread concern, with about 26% of U.S. consumers reporting stolen packages.
New Jersey, where Gottheimer spoke, has seen notable porch piracy incidents and calls for prevention.
Experts advise secure delivery options, cameras, and signatures to deter thefts.
The act aims to expand federal coverage beyond USPS-delivered packages.
Gottheimer framed porch piracy as harming families during the holiday season.
Gottheimer described bipartisan action to standardize porch piracy laws.
The Independent cited the press conference and Gottheimer’s office for comment requests.

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