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In June, the Trump administration stopped defending the Affordable Care Act in a pending lawsuit, instead joining the anti-ACA side. The Republican-led states leading the suit are trying to invalidate protections for people with pre-existing conditions. #WhatsAtStake
The nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation estimates this case could take health care away from 52 million Americans with pre-existing conditions. It’s possible the case, Texas v. United States, will ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court. #WhatsAtStake
Brett Kavanaugh, who passed Pres. Trump’s litmus test on the Affordable Care Act, could be the vote that decides whether cancer patients, people with diabetes and pregnant women can be discriminated against by insurers as they were in the days before the ACA. #WhatsAtStake
IMO, if pre-existing protections go away (via court, laws, exec orders, whatever), the R party is DOOMED. But they don't see to realize that or care.
Trump wages war on the very same people who voted for him.
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