On the recordJuly 7, 2015
Most people in the coverage gap are working. They are working poor, employed either part time or full time, but still living below the property line.
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Lois Capps
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congress.govLois Capps: “Most people in the coverage gap are working. They are working poor, employed either part time or full time, but still…”
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Capps highlights that many in the coverage gap are employed yet still poor.
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