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The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) - the nation's largest nonpartisan individual membership association of state legislators - congratulates Pennsylvania State Representatives Matthew Baker and Curt Schroder for filing House Bills 2053 and 2179, which protect the right of individuals to make their own health care choices.
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