Democrats Respond to South Dakota’s Congressional Delegation’ Efforts
"Instead of fulfilling their promise to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act,
"The Republican health care repeal bill will make America sick again by putting insurance companies back in charge of health care, ripping health care away from 30 million people, raising premiums, and creating chaos throughout our whole economy. Independent experts say this will take us back to the old days when insurance companies could discriminate against people, like individuals with pre-existing conditions. Health care costs for all Americans will skyrocket at the same time big corporations get a tax break.
"In South Dakota alone, repeal would mean:
* 74,000 South Dakotans could lose health care coverage
* 22,005 South Dakotans would lose financial assistance to cover heath care costs
* 346,000 South Dakotans with pre-existing conditions (including asthma, diabetes, and cancer) could lose affordable coverage and women in
* 392,000 South Dakotans with private insurance, including 86,000 children, and156,000
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