However, Leader Mitch McConnell this week made clear that Republicans will again try to repeal the Affordable Care Act, jeopardizing health care for millions of Americans.
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The Affordable Care Act has been an undeniable success in California, lowering the rate of uninsured from 17 percent to 6.8 percent. We must protect the progress we’ve made and build on it.
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He also pledged to reduce the deficit created by their tax cut for the wealthy by cutting Medicare and Medicaid. Repealing the Affordable Care Act and slashing federal health care programs, which cover more than 20 million Californians, would devastate care throughout the state.
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Baloney! My premium doubled and my deductible went up 400%. And I have to fight for every life critical prescription
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I would agree that ACA needs some tuning up and you are an example of that. It can be done if both side come together
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The Affordable Care Act needs to be repealed because, it made healthcare unaffordable for the working class who is paying for everyone else’s healthcare. I went from a $20 copay to a $5,500 deductible and I’m still paying $500 a month for it. It’s absolutely ridiculous.
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What you fail to mention is 100% of the illegals are now covered but US citizens with private employer medical insurance in the past, now pay 500% MORE in premiums ($$ thousands) for LESS coverage and HIGHER deductibles.
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The government should not be in the healthcare or insurance industry.
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I agree
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