I think tens of millions of people--this is my personal opinion, but it is informed by anecdotal conversations with employers over the State of Wisconsin and outside expert actuarial witnesses that think we are going to have tens and tens of millions of people dumped into these exchanges.
Ryan expresses concern about many people losing employer health insurance and moving to exchanges.
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In my district, lead has been leaching from these legacy cables including at a children's playground in Wappingers Falls.
I think the message is when fundamental rights and freedoms are under attack, we have to stand up, we have to fight, we have to be strong and clear. And when you do that, people rally. I mean, the issues at stake, reproductive rights, abortion access are our fundamental rights that transcend partisanship. And we saw that in Kansas, we saw it last night here in New York. I think we`re going to continue to see it.
Thank you both for being here. Thank you for your leadership in beating Navy this year--very important and near and dear to my heart.
Does the EPA's best practices require testing in areas like low-income neighborhoods, public housing, and playgrounds since lead exposure to children can seriously harm their health since underserved communities are more likely to have lead pipes?
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