コンスタンス・マリーのインスタグラム(goconstance) - 9月21日 13時59分

THIS!!!!!! Fix what we have. Keep what works, improve the rest!!! Americans in this great nation DESERVE coverage!!! Many other countries HAVE healthcare for their citizens....!!! Why can't we!?? THE @GOP is trying to ram this bill thru so fast the non partisan #CBO Congressional Budget Office WILL NOT HAVE TIME to see how many people it kicks off or how much it will cost US!#GrahamCassidy bill is BAD. It dumps people, denies people and is BAD for America! They just want to make a Sept.30th deadline BECAUSE AFTER THAT DATE, THEY WILL NEED DEMOCRATIC VOTES to get a healthcare bill passed....
And who loses in the rush? AMERICANS!
HOW many times are they going to try to half ass Healthcare?! #Repost @TIME Magazine (@get_repost)
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Former President Obama waded deeper into the debate on healthcare this week, sharply criticizing Republicans’ last-ditch attempts to repeal his signature legislative achievement. "When I see those people trying to undo that hard-won progress, for the 50th or 60th time, with a bill that will raise costs, reduce coverage and roll back protections for older Americans and people with pre-existing conditions ... it's aggravating, " Obama said Sept. 20 during an event hosted by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. "The legislation that we passed was full of things that needed to be fixed," he added. "It was not perfect; it was better." His remarks come as another version of repeal, written by Sens. Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy, is gaining support among Republicans. Republicans are pushing against a Sept. 30 deadline to garner 50 votes in favor of the legislation. Beyond that, they will need 60 votes to pass reform, an impossible task given Democrats’ universal opposition. Video source: POOL

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