The Administration also refuses to invest in outreach and enrollment efforts to make Americans aware of their coverage options.

President Trump has not put forth a plan at all, although he has promised it for four years every two weeks.

President Trump continues to support the Republican lawsuit that is now before the Supreme Court to strike down the entire Affordable Care Act (ACA) in the middle of a pandemic that has claimed the lives of more than 200,000 Americans.

Unfortunately, Senator McConnell and the Trump Administration either do not understand the need for the Federal Government to take bold action.

Further delay in passing the HEROES Act or coming up with some kind of a consensus bill will cost us countless lives, lasting damage to our economy, and immeasurable financial hardship to millions of American families.

I am very concerned that the Supreme Court holds the future of healthcare for millions of Americans in its hands.

the ACA has been a lifeline for millions during the pandemic, but its future hangs in the balance because of this Republican effort to repeal it.

Millions of American families are justifiably anxious and concerned about both their health and their financial security.

Unfortunately, the Trump Administration is not interested in working with Congress to address this crisis.

If the Trump administration succeeds and they do strike down the ACA, we would have 20 million Americans who would lose their healthcare coverage.

I ask my Republican colleagues to avoid these self-inflicted wounds.

My Republican colleagues have no plan to cover the preexisting conditions or to protect the American people.