Rep. Sires Issues Statement on House Republicans’ Misguided Plan to Repeal the Affordable Care Act
Targeted News Service (Press Releases)
WASHINGTON, March 7 -- Rep. Albio Sires, D-N.J., issued the following statement regarding House Republicans' plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act:
"House Republicans' plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act is grossly misguided and inadequate. Republican leaders claim that their overhaul will drive down healthcare costs; however, it is clear that their plan prioritizes the wealthiest Americans while leaving middle class and low-income families to foot the bill.
"This plan would also defund Planned Parenthood, which provides essential preventative care for women across the country. Furthermore, House Republicans released this overhaul without any Congressional Budget Office score in what can be perceived as a deliberate attempt to bury the true costs of the repeal.
"I am also deeply concerned with how this plan will impact the expansion of Medicaid in states like New Jersey. The Republican overhaul would destroy Medicaid as we know it, potentially hurting tens of millions of Americans who rely on the program. Americans deserve transparency during this process and the hardworking men and women throughout the country have earned their right to affordable healthcare coverage."
Experts respond to how GOP health plan could affect R.I.
NSBA Weighs-in on Health Care Proposals
Advisor News
- Embracing a family-centric approach to financial planning
- Family communication: Financial planning’s growing blind spot
- Americans aren’t turning retirement plans into action, LIMRA finds
- Ashley Hinson ‘death tax’ story collides with truth
- How advisors can prepare clients for an uncertain retirement landscape
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
- Long-term care money for WA immigrants to cover fewer people
- FSSA to seek federal waiver to reinstate HIP cost-sharing for able-bodied adults on Medicaid
- Data on Managed Care Detailed by Researchers at Harvard Medical School (Geographic Access to Retinal Care in the United States): Managed Care
- New Hampshire fines Anthem and Matthew Thornton Health Plan
- $20M in long-term care money for WA immigrants to cover fewer than 200 people
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News
- 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
- Family communication: Financial planning’s growing blind spot
More Life Insurance News