On the recordJuly 30, 2017
So simple answer is no, but let's just say that he's speaking specifically of the individual market which is only four percent of those who are insured.
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transcripts.cnn.comSo simple answer is no, but let's just say that he's speaking specifically of the individual market which is only four percent of those who are insured.
Bill Cassidy clarifies his position on the president's comments regarding letting Obamacare fail.
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