Neal Statement on U.S. Census Bureau's 2022 Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Reports
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"Today's reports confirm that child poverty is a choice, and by not extending our expanded Child Tax Credit,
"Our investments in making health coverage more affordable and accessible continue to pay off as the uninsured rate fell to a near-record low. In the Inflation Reduction Act, Ways and Means Democrats fought to extend critical tax credits to lower premiums, saving 13 million people an average of
"The hardship and uncertainty of poverty and not being able to access health coverage are not inevitable, and even in the face of Republican extremism, Ways and Means Democrats won't stop fighting to deliver an economy that works for all."
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