The constant attempts to destroy the Affordable Care Act, which enabled tens of millions of people to have access to the system don't do anything to cut the consolidation in the hospital and insurance industries or the rise in prescription drug prices.
Editor's note · Context
Critiques efforts undermining the Affordable Care Act and its impact on healthcare consolidation and drug prices.
Share
More from Mike Johnson
They have to answer for why they voted against funding our troops, against funding the government, against common sense policies like voter ID and proof of citizenship.
I have a problem in my caucus. I have a problem in my Congress, and it is my job to fix that.
Unfortunately, given that Democrats have already forced the two longest government shutdowns in American history in this Congress, one of them for 78 days, they've already demonstrated they don't care what kind of pain they inflict on the…
But the thing that is so, I think alarming — let me use that word, alarming, for the American people — is that you have open Marxists who are winning primaries in that party.





