Sen. Wyden Issues Statement on Eighth Anniversary of Affordable Care Act
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WASHINGTON, March 23 -- Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, ranking Democratic member of the Senate Finance Committee, issued the following statement on the eighth year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act since it was signed into law:
"On the eighth anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, the Trump Administration is doing everything in its power to make the president's proclamation that 'Obamacare is dead' come true," Wyden said.
"The consequences of Trump and congressional Republicans' sustained attacks on Americans' health care will be higher premiums, the return of junk insurance, and wide-spread discrimination against vulnerable people.
"Instead of taking the country back to the days when health care was reserved for the healthy and wealthy, Trump should be working with Congress to lower families' costs and secure bedrock consumer protections."
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