So when my Republican colleagues talk about their supposed desire to protect people with preexisting conditions, it is important to remember that you can't address this problem with a half-baked bill that doesn't actually require insurance plans to offer benefits to those who are sick.
Paul Tonko: “So when my Republican colleagues talk about their supposed desire to protect people with preexisting conditions, it is…”
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Tonko criticizes Republican healthcare proposals for not adequately protecting those with preexisting conditions.
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