Rep. Shalala Issues Statement on House Resolution Condemning Administration’s Actions on Health Care
Targeted News Service
WASHINGTON, April 3 -- Rep. Donna Shalala, D-Florida, issued the following statement after the House passed a resolution condemning the Trump administration's actions on health care system:
"The Trump Administration's decision to argue in federal courts that the entire Affordable Care Act should be struck down is a blatant attack on people's health care, including 130 million Americans with pre-existing conditions," said Rep. Shalala.
"Without the ACA, insurance companies will once again be able to charge those with pre-existing conditions more for coverage or even deny them health insurance. With nearly 100,000 people enrolled, my district has more people covered by the ACA than anywhere else in the country."
"Without the ACA, millions in Florida and across the country will lose their health insurance. We need to come together and expand access to health care and reduce costs, not strip vulnerable people of the care they need by invalidating the ACA.
"That is why I voted for this resolution and have also co-sponsored the Protecting Pre-Existing Conditions & Making Health Care More Affordable Act, which will lower premiums, strengthen protections for those with pre-existing conditions, and prevent insurance companies from selling junk plans, so more people can get the care they need at affordable prices."
GEICO Calls in the ‘Smartdogs’ to Tackle Distracted Driving
Phillips Votes in Support of Resolution Condemning Trump Administration Assault on Health Care
Advisor News
- A hybrid approach outperforms the 4% Rule, researchers find
- The missing piece in most retirement plans
- Clients are bringing TikTok insurance advice into advisor meetings
- Embracing a family-centric approach to financial planning
- Family communication: Financial planning’s growing blind spot
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- Cayman Islands premier to meet with U.S. reinsurance regulators
- Investigation finds deceptive sales, churning of annuities targeting postal workers
- Corebridge annuity sales slip ahead of Equitable marriage
- California teachers settle class-action lawsuit over in-plan annuity fees
- Jackson Financial CEO caps 40-year career with blockbuster Q2
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
- Trump administration finalizes restrictions on Medicaid and CHIP funding for youth gender-affirming care
- Drugmakers, health insurers battle over coupons for high-cost medicine
- Idaho lawmakers look into a hospital insurance dispute
- Manatee County man faces felony charge after $34k disability fraud, deputies say
- ‘You’ll never get that information’: Inside the brutal PBM exam process
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News
- Symetra Named to PEOPLE® Companies That Care™ List for Second Consecutive Year
- LIMRA: Individual life sales continue growth trend in Q2, led by whole life and VUL
- New York Life Awards 20 Golden Futures Scholarships, Expanding Student Support Through Financial Education and Career Development
- Built to Last: Winston-Salem—a quiet industrial powerhouse
- The silver economy ushers in a new era of life insurance growth
More Life Insurance News