On the recordMay 10, 2016
The number one complaint people have about health care is the rising cost, and yet the ACA has done nothing to decrease health care spending.
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congress.govThe number one complaint people have about health care is the rising cost, and yet the ACA has done nothing to decrease health care spending.
Claim that the ACA fails to address rising health care costs.
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