The Republican health care repeal bill would have ripped away federal Medicaid eligibility for an estimated 5 million kids and threatened coverage for millions of seniors & adults with disabilities.
#HowDareYou vote for this, Congressman @BrianMastFL? Floridians will remember.
The @GOP won't stop trying to rip away our health care. After their repeal bill effort a year ago, their attacks haven't even slowed down.
Look back at #HealthCareVoter’s efforts to hold Republicans accountable for their actions:
Tomorrow is #StarWarsDay, so we're rallying to protect our health care from attacks from the @GOP—and what better way to do that than with lightsabers? Check it out: https://t.co/Z6vbTV0H1F
We make progress by expanding opportunity to more Americans, not rewriting history. We stand with African-American communities to say that slavery is not and was never a choice. https://t.co/rKYhii62AN
The Republican health care repeal bill would have cut Medicaid services by $834 billion over 10 years—which nearly 2 million New Jerseyans rely on—and it would have left at least 470,000 more New Jerseyans uninsured.
#HowDareYou vote for this bill, @RepTomMacArthur?
If you're a #HealthCareVoter, now's your chance to be a Jedi, too! Join us in D.C. this #StarWarsDay and strike back against the @GOP's attacks on our health care: https://t.co/Z6vbTV0H1F
Who you vote for in 2018 matters. Rep. Amodei voted for the American Health Care Act (AHCA), which would have raised insurance premiums on low-income older Nevadans by an estimated $11,040. We need #HealthCareVoters at the polls.
Poll: MOST Voters in Arizona, Nevada, and Tennessee want Congress to protect and improve the #ACA, and almost no one wants to see it repealed: https://t.co/3KW5fXQwsR
#UNR Student Taylor, just told me she's a healthcare voter because "Healthcare is one of the most important issues this country faces, and we need to fight for it by showing up to vote for candidates who are healthcare voters." #HealthCareVoter