We as a country are essentially now scandalized by the notion that people with a preexisting condition would not have access to coverage.
Kevin Brady: “We as a country are essentially now scandalized by the notion that people with a preexisting condition would not have…”
On the recordApril 13, 2016
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Brady highlights public outrage over coverage for preexisting conditions.
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