On the recordNovember 12, 2025
Either they don't know what they are talking about, or they don't care about meeting the needs of the American people. Did any one of them vote to eliminate a need for preexisting conditions in healthcare? Not one of them. Did any one of them vote to say to children that, until they are 26 years old, they have access to your policy? Not one of them. Did any of them vote to eliminate being a woman as being a preexisting medical condition? Not one of them. The list goes on and on. Did any one of them vote for the Affordable Care Act, which, Mr. Speaker, you can tell them was paid for? It was paid for. Later, when we decided that we could extend the tax credits further so that more people could have more access to care, did anyone vote for that? No. Mr. Speaker, all they have done is try to eliminate access to healthcare in our country. The public is catching on to them. You might tell them: If a woman is born with a child who has a heart condition, she is out of luck with what they are proposing. If a father gets a stroke, forget about it. If you have a sibling with a disability, they don't care.
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