Has there been a bill introduced in Congress called the 80% bill 
Analysis
The claim that there has been a bill introduced in the U.S. Congress specifically called the "80% bill" is not supported by the available evidence. The sources reviewed include references to bills with numbers such as H.R.80 or S.80 and discussions of legislation involving percentages like 80% in Medicaid funding or expansion rates, but none explicitly name or identify a bill titled the "80% bill." The references to "80%" mostly relate to statistical data or policy percentages rather than a formal bill name. Additionally, none of the sources are from trusted or official government repositories confirming the existence of a bill formally called the "80% bill." Therefore, the claim appears to be a misunderstanding or mislabeling of legislative items involving the number 80 or 80% but not an actual bill by that name.
Sources
Mentions H.R.1 and legislative actions but no "80% bill" named.
Provides statistics involving "80%" but no bill named "80% bill."
Refers to S.80 STEP Act, unrelated to any "80% bill."
Discusses studies about 80% support but no bill named "80% bill."
H.R.80 exists but is titled "Drain the Intelligence Community Swamp Act," not "80% bill."
Discusses Medicaid provisions involving 80% rates, no bill named "80% bill."
Talks about Medicaid expansion cuts to 80%, no bill named "80% bill."
Historical welfare legislation, no mention of "80% bill."
H.R.80 referenced but no "80% bill" name.
Mentions 80th Congress but no "80% bill."
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