On the recordApril 14, 2015
Instead of trying to kill the Affordable Care Act, we will find ways, in a bipartisan way, working with the administration to fix the problems that need to be fixed.
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congress.govInstead of trying to kill the Affordable Care Act, we will find ways, in a bipartisan way, working with the administration to fix the problems that need to be fixed.
Carper advocates for bipartisan efforts to improve the Affordable Care Act.
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