Congresswoman Lawrence on Republican’s Plan to Replace the ACA
"Last night,
"One of the greatest objectives of the Affordable Care Act was to insure as many Americans as possible, which led to over 20 million individuals receiving comprehensive insurance coverage. The ACA pushed the uninsured rate to a record low of 8.6%. The Republican's plan punishes those who have a gap in insurance coverage by imposing a 30% increase in premiums which can greatly contribute to more Americans being uninsured.
"Another pillar of the Affordable Care Act was allowing states, like
"
"This new Republican healthcare plan is dangerous. The health and welfare of millions of Americans are at stake. After nearly 7 years of complaining about the Affordable Care Act,
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