WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Congressman Brian Mast (FL-18) released the following statement:
"Over the last several months, one of my top priorities has been listening to people in our community about how they will be impacted by health care reform. I've heard over and over again about the incredible burden that Obamacare has placed on 18th District families. Because of Obamacare, two of our counties now have only one insurer on the individual exchange, while premiums and deductibles have become beyond unaffordable.
"During my more than 12 years in the Army, I never went into one battle that was finished with one shot and I never went in with the perfect plan either, but what I learned is that when we went in unified and we worked together, we never lost. Our broken healthcare system will not be fixed overnight. As I have said from the beginning, the only way we can fix the failures of Obamacare is through a fully transparent process that engages voices all across the country. Moving forward, I hope my colleagues on both sides of the aisle will join me in working to improve our nation's healthcare system to ensure that everyone has the liberty to choose the health care that is best for their life."
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