Health Care

Congressman Brett Guthrie today introduced the Reducing Employer Burdens, Unleashing Innovation, and Labor Development (REBUILD) Act of 2013. Read more »

"The House passed a bill prior to the shutdown that allowed all civilian employees who support active duty military to continue to work. The Senate and President Obama both supported this measure so it is extremely frustrating that these individuals wer Read more »

Today, I was proud to vote with my Republican colleagues in supporting a measure that would not only continue to fund the government and ensure we do not default, but one that also defunds Obamacare in full. Read more »

This commonsense legislation offers a solution to yet another flaw in the president's health care law. Read more »

Congressman Brett Guthrie today issued the following statement after the Congressional Remembrance Ceremony on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks that took place on September 11, 2001: Read more »

Congressman Brett Guthrie and Congressman Andy Barr announced today that the House Committee on Education & the Workforce Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions Chairman Phil Roe (TN) will hold a field hearing entitled, "Health Care Chall Read more »

WASHINGTON, D.C.– Congressman Brett Guthrie today voted in support of H.R. 2009, the “Keep the IRS Off Your Health Care Act of 2013.” “This law is bad for Kentucky and warning bells continue to ring regarding its implementation,” said Congressman Guthrie. “Employers across Kentucky continue to express their concerns about being able to afford coverage for all of their employees. Families… Read more »

Congressman Guthrie today voted in support of two pieces of legislation seeking to delay Obamacare mandates. Read more »

Congressman Brett Guthrie today voted in support of H.R. 1797, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. Read more »

An amendment sponsored by Congressman Brett Guthrie (KY-02) to the National Defense Authorization Act of 2014 passed the House of Representatives on Thursday evening. The full bill passed the House today. Read more »