Congressman Nadler Speaks in Opposition to Republican’s “Pay More, Get Less” Health Care Proposal
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"For seven years, the
"This bill imposes a devastating age tax on older Americans and does next to nothing to protect Americans with pre-existing conditions. It gives nearly
"In New York, 2.7 million people will lose insurance and the state will lose
"Don't be fooled - this is no deal at all for
"But my colleagues who have traded their vote for this provision have made an empty bargain. This provision is flatly unconstitutional and will never be enacted. They are giving away health insurance for millions of New Yorkers for an empty promise.
"My Republican colleagues claim we need to pass this bill to give people "freedom" to buy health insurance. Let me tell you, freedom to buy health insurance and actually being able to afford health insurance are two very different things.
"They keep talking about "access" to health care. Access is NOT coverage. When they talk about access and freedom, they are conceding that this bill does nothing to ensure that Americans have affordable, comprehensive health insurance to cover them no matter what their health care needs are.
"The
"This bill is a cowardly, cynical effort to lower taxes on the rich and dismantle
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