Rallying cry in KC: ‘Let’s make health care a right in this country’
Speakers talked to a small crowd about how they depend on the Affordable Care Act for their health insurance. Others, including James, lambasted Republican lawmakers who have sought to repeal the legislation.
"The one thing everybody should admit is that as a result of Obamacare, fewer and fewer people were left uninsured and without access to health care," James said "That in and of itself should have been enough for them to drop 'Repeal and Replace' with 'Let's fix it and make it better.'"
The event was part of a national five-week bus tour called Drive for Our Lives. The tour was launched on
"Without health insurance, a month of my medication would cost me over
"I didn't ask to have MS. I am no less of a person for it. And I shouldn't be treated differently by insurance companies or Republican politicians because of it."
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"We have this momentum. We have this enthusiasm," Kander said. "We have a chance now to say, 'You know what? Let's make health care a right in this country.' Let's decide that it is a right."
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