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This week, I met with Gabe Johnson and his Kenosha family to thank them for their advocacy in support of people with pre-existing conditions and #WI working families who rely on Medicaid to access quality, affordable health coverage.pic.twitter.com/JBlBlEmsct
I was branded as a child with the words, ‘pre-existing condition,’ so I have worked to make sure that no family has to choose between helping their child get better or going bankrupt, and I will keep working to protect this access for families like Gabe’s.
I will continue to fight efforts to cut Medicaid, which would limit access to needed care for our children, seniors, people with disabilities or who are sick. We cannot put at risk the care that Medicaid provides Wisconsin working families.
My life is reliant on these programs, so I give personal thanks on top of thanks for the many people who I've met who also would be broken without it.
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