If the ACA were to be struck down by the courts in Texas v. Azar, nearly 50,000 people would lose their health insurance.
Bonnie Watson Coleman: “If the ACA were to be struck down by the courts in Texas v. Azar, nearly 50,000 people would lose their health…”
Editor's note · Context
She warns of the consequences of potentially overturning the ACA.
Share
More from Bonnie Watson Coleman
First, let me thank the Congresswoman for affording me this opportunity. Mr. Speaker, I am heartbroken by the passing of my dear friend, Donald Payne, Jr. Like myself, Don came from a family legacy of public service, and we bonded over…
I rise today to share the sentiments of my constituents in the 12th Congressional District in New Jersey. They are furious. The President's war in Iran is one of the greatest foreign policy blunders in American history. It is a war of…
Mr. Speaker, the bill that the House Republicans sent to the Senate would create the largest transfer of wealth from the working class to the well-off in our Nation's history. Folks who were already doing everything they can to make ends…





