PA-10 DEBATE: SCOTT PERRY VOTED TO STRIP MORE THAN 18,700 OF HIS CONSTITUENTS OF HEALTH INSURANCE, SAID PROTECTING THEIR HEALTHCARE WOULD BE A "COLOSSAL MISTAKE"
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The following information was released by the Pennsylvania Democratic Party:
Perry voted to slash Pennsylvanians' healthcare in order to give tax cuts to billionaires
PENNSYLVANIAScott Perry has advanced an extreme agenda of higher costs and less healthcare in Washington and Pennsylvanians are paying the price for his vote to strip more than 18,700 of his constituents of their health insurance and jack up premiums across his district, all while Perry said it would be a "colossal mistake" to protect their care.
Perry has put his loyalty to an extreme, cost-raising agenda ahead of the needs of his constituents time and time again, and Pennsylvanians across Cumberland, Dauphin, and York counties are sick and tired of Perry selling them out in order to give tax breaks to billionaires.
Pennsylvanians deserve a leader focused on making healthcare more affordable, not putting it farther out of reach and that's exactly why they'll reject Scott Perry this November.
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