RepealAndReplace

We've told you the facts about Obamacare: Americans are paying more money for less care; premiums are rising by double digits in 31 states; deductibles are increasing; and Americans have fewer choices.

This week, the relevant House Committees began processing The American Health Care Act, the Republican legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare. But unlike Obamacare, you don't have to pass the bill to find out what's in it: If you want to read the American Health Care Act, go to: http://www.readthebill.gop/, or visit www.readthebill.gop

Paul already spoke about the American Health Care Act at two press conferences (one and two), and the third will be tomorrow at 11:30 am ET: Tune in at Speaker.gov/live

Making the repeal and replacement of Obamacare a priority is with good reason--costs are increasing for hardworking Wisconsinites across the state.

* For "the tens of thousands of people throughout [Wisconsin] who don't qualify for federal subsidies. . . . They will pay the full cost of double-digit premium increases. Several insurers, including at least four in the Milwaukee area, are raising premiums by more than 20%."

Wisconsinites also have fewer choices.

* "Several insurers, including UnitedHealthcare and Humana, are no longer selling health insurance directly to individuals in Wisconsin."

* 16 counties in Wisconsin have a duopoly, meaning there is only one or two insurers available to Wisconsinites in that county.

You've heard it before; there is a better way to give Wisconsinites and Americans across the country access to affordable health care. And that better way is here: The American Health Care Act.

Read this original document at: http://paulryan.house.gov/newsroom/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=398617