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https://johnlewis.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/rep-john-lewis-responds-executive-order-affordable-care-act Rep. John Lewis Responds to Executive Order on Affordable Care Act 2017-10-13 2017 2017-10 Democrat House GA John Lewis L000287 johnlewis.house.gov     legacy “This executive order will begin the process of deconstructing the individual and small group insurance markets health insurance markets.  Additionally, this administration recently confirmed its intent to end support for the cost sharing reductions that help many Americans afford health insurance.   “Taken together, these mean-spirited actions constitute an attack on women’s health, on those living with illness or injury, and on every American living paycheck to paycheck – month to month.  Low-income people will lose their health care.  Seniors who are not yet on Medicare will become more vulnerable, and those struggling to make ends meet will suffer unnecessarily.   Make no mistake:  This is the latest tactic of a piecemeal effort to strip away the benefits of the Affordable Care Act. “I want to be clear – there is no policy justification for this executive order.  The sole purpose is to increase the suffering of countless Americans and score political points.  The health and well-being of Americans should not be the subject of political games.  The American people deserve better – much better.  There is no place for such maliciousness in public policy; too much is at stake.” 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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