The Affordable Care Act--7.5 million people being able to get health care for themselves and their children, many for the first time--the Ryan budget repeals that and basically takes that back to zero and puts the health insurance companies in charge of whether or not they drop you for a preexisting condition.
Stabenow criticizes the Ryan budget for undermining the Affordable Care Act's health coverage.
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