The health and safety of millions are at risk. Today, the Fifth Circuit heard oral arguments aimed at repealing the Affordable Care Act. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wants to end healthcare coverage for people with preexisting conditions, young adults, and pregnant women. Texas already has the highest number of uninsured people anywhere in the United States, and that number would increase by 1.7 million if these protections ended, including many in my district. We know that America suffers when people go uninsured. We can't afford to let our families, our neighbors, our fellow Texans lose these protections. Premiums and out-of-pocket costs for doctors' appointments and hospital visits will increase significantly. House Democrats will continue to fight to expand access to affordable, quality healthcare and to lower prescription drug prices. ____________________
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