On the recordJanuary 30, 2012
The 2.5 million young adults who can remain on their parents' insurance now thanks to the Affordable Care Act, would lose that coverage.
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Wasserman Schultz discusses the potential loss of health insurance coverage for young adults if the ACA is repealed.
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