Rep. Allen Issues Statement on American Health Care Act
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WASHINGTON, March 7 -- Rep. Rick Allen, R-Ga., issued the following statement on the American Health Care Act:
House Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee and Energy and Commerce Committee recently introduced the American Health Care Act. This legislation is part of the House Republican agenda to bring Obamacare relief to Americans.
"From the beginning, I have always said my goal is to restore patient-centered, cost-effective and market-driven solutions to our health care system.
"Standing by this goal, the introduction of the American Health Care Act is the next big and needed step in the repeal and replacement process.
"I look forward to reviewing this bill and working with my colleagues as they markup the first draft to produce a final product that will rescue Americans and American families from the binds of our failing health care system. Americans deserve better than Obamacare--plain and simple."
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