Fugate follows up by asking about vendors: how will the money be carved out? Who gets the money? /27
John Waldron
@waldron4ok · OK · H
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CoverageJan 23, 2022 to Mar 27, 2023
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Rep. Ranson asks a question about insurance: can insurance cover these procedures? No. /2 https://t.co/Wyx0ef7uMp
Sen. Kirt rises. With no quality or standard metrics, it<U+2019>s a buyer beware situation. The state assumes no liability, so parents are on the hook. It<U+2019>s also a huge administrative nightmare for the OTC. /35 https://t.co/Sq1XpwptFN
Rep. Nichols: have you talked to banks about their concerns? Answer: no. Follow-up: large urban business entities have expressed opposition. What if they refuse to comply with this law? Answer: folks bring cases to the DA, to cancel contracts. Again we rely on lawsuits.
And it’s not over. Epic’s California subsidiary continues to invoice Oklahoma for its expenses! /21
And it’s not over. Epic’s California subsidiary continues to invoice Oklahoma for its expenses! /21
And it’s not over. Epic’s California subsidiary continues to invoice Oklahoma for its expenses! /21
And it’s not over. Epic’s California subsidiary continues to invoice Oklahoma for its expenses! /21
And will we ever have an investigation of price fixing during the Deep Freeze? Or will consumers just have to foot the bill?
And will we ever have an investigation of price fixing during the Deep Freeze? Or will consumers just have to foot the bill?