Full statement history
Every publicly sourced statement tracked for Bill Cassidy — 4 counted toward the rhetoric score, plus any procedural entries shown below for completeness (not counted).
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7.3n=42026-03-21 · Floor speech · congress.gov
Congressional Record remarks
…roud cosponsor. You might scratch your head when you hear that some refuse to support it. I think that there is a small leftwing base who opposes this who is very vocal; therefore, that is the genesis of the opposition, but this does not keep an eligible Ame…
The speaker (Cassidy, R) targets Democratic opposition to the SAVE America Act, framing much of the resistance as coming from a 'small…
Link to source ↗2025-11-09 · Floor speech · congress.gov
Congressional Record remarks
…got to be a little more creative than just the Federal Government throwing money at them. ObamaCare tried to do that, and it has not worked. The enhanced premium tax credit, or the EPTC, is the latest example. It was a COVID progr…
The speaker (Sen. Cassidy, R) criticizes ObamaCare and the enhanced premium tax credit, both associated with Democratic policy approaches,…
Link to source ↗2025-11-08 · Floor speech · congress.gov
Congressional Record remarks
I think Senator Moreno and, frankly, Senator Schumer are reflecting the frustration the American people have. I want to give a speech which is substantially the same as what I gave last night, and I…
Cassidy names Senator Schumer (opposing party) and credits him, along with fellow Republican Senator Moreno, with legitimately reflecting public frustration—an unusually cooperative framing.
Link to source ↗2025-11-08 · Floor speech · congress.gov
Congressional Record remarks
…in a way in which people are willing to move beyond the way they have ordinarily thought. The Affordable Care Act attempted to make healthcare affordable by throwing more money at insurance companies. The enhanced premium tax credit is the latest example. Next year, if it is restarted, it …
Cassidy critiques the Affordable Care Act and the enhanced premium tax credit mechanism as an ineffective, insurer-focused approach to…
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