Absolutely, because the ACA also covers private health insurance. I think a lot of Americans will be very surprised that, if the ACA goes away in this court case, they no longer will be able to cover their children up to 26, that we will end up with no preventative coverage, that these vaccines won't be covered, and lifetime limits will be imposed again on health insurance. So, this is a disaster in the making.
Discussing the potential negative impacts of the Affordable Care Act being overturned.
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The Biden administration will bring a sense of urgency. They can organize the country with that sense of urgency, and we can't be dependent just on our existing healthcare infrastructure.
But, look, we've got lots of vaccine. It ought not to be sitting in refrigerators. We've got to get it out and we've got to get it out quickly.
What we are interested in is protecting the balance of power, covering the losses with the least disruption as quickly as possible.
Thank you for your kind words. Madam Speaker, I yield 1 minute to the gentleman from Colorado (Mr. Crow). {time} 1645
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