Feinstein: Republican Health Care Plan Would Devastate Families
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Washington--Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) today released the following statement in reaction to the Congressional Budget Office's analysis of House Republicans' health care plan:
"The new Republican plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act is no better than the old plan--23 million Americans still lose health care, Medicaid still gets gutted, premiums will still increase and the richest Americans still reap huge tax cuts.
"This version of the bill, which hasn't received a single congressional hearing, would devastate millions of families and shred our country's health care safety net. I'll do all I can to oppose it."
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