The problem is, the crisis is here, and everybody wants to stick in how we got here.

If the Trump Administration succeeds in striking down the ACA, millions of Americans risk losing healthcare coverage.

Our communities stand to lose if the Trump Administration wins, including 87,000 people alone in my district.

Why should a single mother of four be forced to choose between housing and healthcare?

the auto industry is at a disadvantage with the current trade war with China.

What additional tools or authority do you need to prevent another downturn?

If the Fed is responsible for ensuring that businesses have access to credit through the commercial paper markets, why isn't it equally important to ensure that State and local governments have access to credit?

But we could do something similar in the State and local governments.

should we expect that it will take another 10 years for unemployment to recover?

I really believe, you know, the Trump Administration's refusal to defend the ACA threatens to widen existing healthcare gaps and make it even harder for Americans to access care if they need it.

I represent the third poorest congressional district in the country, and I can tell you at the frontline when I speak to so many of my residents, healthcare is always at the forefront of them choosing, like Ms. Burton talked about…