The Association of Mature American Citizens feels betrayed by John McCain's vote to keep ObamaCare. McCain has sided with the Democrats again. It's almost to the point that this is no longer "news."
Senator Rand Paul says President Trump may soon change federal policy to allow organizations other than employers and unions to buy health insurance for their members.
Trump Threatens to Cut Off Insurance Company Subsidies After ObamaCare Repeal Vote Fails
Written by Bob Adelmann
ObamaCare seems here to stay, owing to Republican turncoats — Trump's punishments and blandishments notwithstanding.
Thanks to globalist U.S. Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) and two other Big Government-loving so-called “Republicans in Name Only,” also known as RINOs, the Democrats' deeply unpopular ObamaCare scheme that swept GOP lawmakers into office across America remains firmly in place. In a 51 to 49 vote, the Senate rejected the “skinny” repeal of parts of the controversial healthcare takeover, setting the stage for further negotiations — or perhaps an implosion of the U.S. healthcare system already on the verge of collapse due to unconstitutional government meddling. But as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell claims it is “time to move on,” calls for him and other RINO leaders to step down are growing louder. Either way, Trump and liberty-minded lawmakers vowed to press on until ObamaCare is history.
The Charlie Gard case in Great Britain is bringing up the debate on whether parents or government officials make the final decisions for their children.
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Will Republicans in Congress actually send President Trump a bill to repeal Obamacare? States can and should help end ObamaCare whether Congress does its job, or not.
An ObamaCare program supposedly aimed at promoting high-quality, low-cost care has instead rewarded many hospitals for cutting costs regardless of the quality of their care.
Lee and Cruz Offer Repeal of ObamaCare
Written by Steve Byas
Senators Mike Lee and Ted Cruz are attempting to craft legislation to truly end ObamaCare; however, they have strong opponents — many of whom are fellow Republicans who want to keep the unconstitutional law.
A bill to impose single-payer healthcare on the state of California has been put on hold by state Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, who called it “woefully incomplete.”
Senators Rand Paul, Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, and Ron Johnson released a statement promising to oppose the GOP healthcare bill.
On Tuesday, pro-life leaders and medical professionals testified before the Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee in support of Senate Bill 145, the Dismemberment Abortion Ban, sponsored by Senators Matt Huffman (R-Lima) and Steve Wilson (R-Maineville).