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Trump Admin Fails to Win Support of Any Republican Governors for Republican Senate’s Latest Health Care Repeal
Vice President Pence, HHS Secretary Tom Price and CMS Administrator Seema Verma set out to win over the support from Republican Governors for the Republican Senate’s health care repeal bill during the National Governors Association summer meeting. They gave their best attempts to cudgel, persuade and even outright lie about the repeal bill to win…
Read MoreTHOSE WHO KNOW HEALTH CARE THE BEST SAY THE SENATE REPEAL BILL IS STILL THE WORST
Every time Senate Republicans rework their devastating health care repeal bill, they promise us they’re going to make it better. Every time they end up making it worse. Their health care repeal is the least popular legislation in 30 years, with the support of only 12% of the public and opposition from bipartisan…
Read MoreDOZENS OF CANCER ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS VOICE OPPOSITION TO SENATE HEALTH CARE REPEAL BIL
Republican Healthcare Repeal Bill Causing “Fear and Anxiety” Throughout the Cancer Community (Nashville, TN) – Today, 33 cancer-related professional and patient advocacy organizations issued a stern statement in opposition to the new GOP health care bill. Their letter comes on the heels of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) condemning the revised Senate…
Read MoreNEW WEB AD: Senate GOP Exempts Itself from Health Care Repeal
(Nashville, TN) In light of revelations that the latest Senate health care repeal bill added a provision to exempt Members of Congress from some of the most harmful parts of the their own bill, Save My Care is airing a new web video advertisement to make the public aware of the last minute attempt by…
Read MorePress Call: Former Obama Health Officials Discuss Senate’s Latest Health Care Repeal Bill
Listen In As Former Obama Health Officials to Discuss Senate’s Latest Health Care Repeal Bill Click PLAY: Top health experts and former Obama Administration officials discuss the Senate Republicans release of their latest health care repeal bill. WHO: Aviva Aron-Dine, Senior Fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and former Senior…
Read MoreAmerican Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Strongly Criticizes Senate Health Care Bill
Advocacy Group Says New Bill “Is Worse For Patients” (Nashville, TN) – Today, the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) released a statement condemning the revised Senate health care bill, which the organization says would make it harder for those affected by cancer to access affordable and quality health care coverage. The organization’s…
Read MoreHealth Care Repeal Still Same Devastating Bill
Bill Puts Health Care for More Than 1.6 Million Tennesseans at Risk (Nashville, Tennessee) – Senate Republicans claimed to have a new version of their devastating health care repeal bill, but it turns out the plan is essentially the same thing – a disaster that would strip health care from millions of Tennesseans, raise costs…
Read MoreNew Senate Healthcare Bill Features More of the Same Old Problems for Small Businesses
For immediate release: July 13, 2017 CONTACT:Simon Brown | Media Relations Manager (202) 535-3229 | sbrown@smallbusinessmajority.org New Senate Healthcare Bill Features More of the Same Old Problems for Small Businesses Statement from Small Business Majority Founder & CEO John Arensmeyer on why the U.S. Senate’s revised proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act is still bad for small businesses …
Read MoreGOP HEALTH CARE BILL CANNOT BE FIXED
Reported Changes Will Not Affect Harmful Core Elements (NASHVILLE, TN) – As GOP Senators contend that their health care repeal bill is “salvageable,” a new analysis from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) shows how proposed changes to the bill will actually do nothing to mitigate its projected harmful effects for millions of…
Read MoreNEW REPORT: GOP HEALTH CARE REPEAL BILL WOULD LEAD TO LONG-TERM JOB LOSS AND ECONOMIC DECLINE
35,800 Tennessee Jobs Would Be Lost by 2026 (NASHVILLE, TN) – A new report from The Commonwealth Fund estimates that the Senate health care repeal bill would drastically lower employment and economic activity. States that expanded Medicaid would experience the most severe economic losses. The report outlines that after a brief increase in economic activity…
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