N.H. Republican Party Issues Statement on American Health Care
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CONCORD, N.H., March 7 -- The New Hampshire Republican Party issued the following statement by Chair Jeanie Forrester on U.S. House Republican leadership's release of the American Health Care Act to replace ObamaCare:
"ObamaCare is a failure. We all know it. It has led to higher healthcare costs. People have lost their doctors and the health plans they liked, which served their needs. It has saddled sick people with unaffordable deductibles. The American people have repeatedly and consistently told the politicians in Washington they don't want it.
"President Trump and House and Senate Republicans ran on a commitment to repeal it and replace it with something better. The American Health Care Act is an important first step toward delivering on that promise.
"I look forward to a reasonable debate and negotiation in Congress as Republicans unravel the nightmare of ObamaCare."
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