U.S. Rep. Castor Slams GOP Assault on Health Care As Oral Arguments Begin in GOP Lawsuit to Destroy Protections for People with Pre-Existing Health ConditionsFlorida Republicans should be held accountable for working to end popular consumer protection
Washington,
September 5, 2018
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.S. Rep. Kathy Castor (FL14) blasted the Republican assault on her neighbors with pre-existing health conditions, as oral arguments begin in a federal District Court in Texas in the Republicans’ Texas v. United States lawsuit to strike down the Affordable Care Act’s protections for all Americans and Floridians with pre-existing health conditions. The Republican lawsuit jeopardizes the health care of 130 million Americans, including 68 million women and girls, nationwide. Almost 8 million Floridians with pre-existing health conditions, including over 4 million women and girls, could have their coverage ripped away by the lawsuit spearheaded by the Florida GOP and Governor Rick Scott.
U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor (FL14) blasted the Republican assault on her neighbors with pre-existing health conditions, as oral arguments begin in a federal District Court in Texas in the Republicans’ Texas v. United States lawsuit to strike down the Affordable Care Act’s protections for all Americans and Floridians with pre-existing health conditions. The Republican lawsuit jeopardizes the health care of 130 million Americans, including 68 million women and girls, nationwide. Almost 8 million Floridians with pre-existing health conditions, including over 4 million women and girls, could have their coverage ripped away by the lawsuit spearheaded by the Florida GOP and Governor Rick Scott.
“Americans’ health care will never be safe as long as Republicans control Washington,” said U.S. Rep. Castor. “I am proud to stand once again with families in Tampa Bay and Florida to fight the vicious GOP attacks on quality, affordable coverage and to ensure that all have access to the health care that they need. Democrats will continue to fight for their neighbors and in the next Congress give Floridians A Better Deal to protect their care and lower their health costs.” |