100,000 D.C. residents would lose their insurance if the Affordable Healthcare Act were repealed, and the estimated cost to D.C. would be $1.1 billion.
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “100,000 D.C. residents would lose their insurance if the Affordable Healthcare Act were repealed, and the estimated cost…”
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Norton highlights the potential loss of insurance and economic impact of repealing the ACA in D.C.
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