On the recordFebruary 1, 2017
This appears to be another hearing to discuss Republican plans to change the healthcare system and reduce people's access to care and to make health care more expensive.
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congress.govThis appears to be another hearing to discuss Republican plans to change the healthcare system and reduce people's access to care and to make health care more expensive.
Butterfield criticizes Republican plans for healthcare, claiming they will reduce access and increase costs.
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