Health Care for All, Not the Few
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04 May Health Care for All, Not the Few

Posted at 15:38h in Health Care, Legislative News by

1 in 4: The number of Americans with pre-existing conditions who could suffer if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.

Today, the vast majority of House Republicans voted to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, which should be expanded, not discarded.

The BCTGM joins with the AFL-CIO and the entire labor movement in our call toย Congress to create a health care system that works for working people.

What You Need to Know:

  • The Republican health care plan doubles down on taxing union health plans, threatens Medicare and Medicaid, and would leave tens of millions of Americans uninsured.
  • The Republican health care plan is little more than a massive tax giveaway for the super-rich, gutting the care people rely on to line the pockets of the wealthiest few.
  • Congress needs to pass a bill that will move America toward health care for all, not the few.

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