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Sen. Thom Tillis has proven again today that he is willing to take health care coverage away from the 1.7 million North Carolinians suffering from pre-existing conditions like asthma and cancer, rather than part with D.C. partisans and special interest groups.

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Senate rejects Dem resolution seeking to overturn Trump administration rule allowing people to purchase cheaper insurance plans that exclude key Obamacare benefits. Collins the only R who voted with Dems huffpost.com/entry/obamacar

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It’s clearer than ever that Sen. Tillis takes his orders from his donors, rather than North Carolinians like the Wilmington mom wondering how she’ll afford her child’s inhaler or the waitress in Charlotte who needs insulin to treat her diabetes.

5:14 PM · Oct 30, 2019

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When I’m in the U.S. Senate, I will be a reliable vote for protecting those with pre-existing conditions, expanding access to needed health services, and bringing down costs. #NCSen #NCPol

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