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Polls show Texans want lawmakers to focus on improving access to health care; not taking it away. Unfortunately, @TXAG Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit – Texas v. United States – that would eliminate the entire Affordable Care Act (#ACA).
NEW BLOG: http://bettertexasblog.org/2019/07/state-leaders-try-again-to-take-health-care-away-from-texans/ …pic.twitter.com/BufutBPlme
If successful, 20 million Americans would lose their health care coverage, insurance companies would be allowed to once again discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions, and seniors would pay much more for premiums in the Marketplace and drugs in Medicare.
CPPP along with Families USA, Community Catalyst, the National Health Law Program, and the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities filed an amicus brief in the case last year. http://familiesusa.org/sites/default/files/documents/Exhibit_A_Families_USA_Amicus_Brief.pdf …pic.twitter.com/HduObqwVw4
General Paxton’s lawsuit that would take health coverage away from 1.7 million Texans and end pre-existing condition protections stands in stark contrast with what Texans and Americans want. https://www.episcopalhealth.org/files/4615/5173/4373/Texas_Residents_Views_on_State_and_National_Health_Policy_Priorities_2019_RVSD.pdf …pic.twitter.com/DIEGaTxmac
On July 9, 2019, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments in Texas v. U.S., a lawsuit led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to strike down the entire Affordable Care Act.
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