I remind my colleague that his vote for this bill can take away protections for over 800,000 people with preexisting conditions in Louisiana. For example, those with breast cancer could see their premiums go up by over $34,000. Mr. Speaker, I yield 1 minute to the gentlewoman from Delaware (Ms. Blunt Rochester). (Ms. BLUNT ROCHESTER asked and was given permission to revise and extend her remarks.)
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The repeal represents the federal government walking away from that responsibility, which jeopardizes the hard-fought progress we have made.
Will actually contribute to the creation of miles of bureaucratic red tape, inconsistent education policy and enforcement across the federal government and a significant waste of the taxpayers’ money.
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