Ensuring that insurance is not a barrier to healthcare is really critical, particularly for African Americans, Latinx, and indigenous populations.
Diana DeGette: “Ensuring that insurance is not a barrier to healthcare is really critical, particularly for African Americans, Latinx…”
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DeGette emphasizes the importance of healthcare access for marginalized communities during the pandemic.
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I feel like my message is getting out to the voters: fighting against Donald Trump, fighting for Medicare For All, and against ICE, and that’s what they care about.
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