TrumpCare Puts African American Health Progress at Risk
May 17, 2017
They promised to replace it with a plan that would cover more people and bring costs down
Breaking News
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TrumpCare
Rep. Bass on Trumpcare 2.0, Border Wall: “Fasten Your Seatbelts”
April 21, 2017
On Friday, Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.) joined Chris Hayes and Rep. Denny Heck to discuss President Trump plans to introduce his revised healthcare plan during the week the budget is slated to expire. Watch the interview below.
Trumpcare Defeated but Political Leaders Warn against Complacency
March 29, 2017
Political leaders and activists across the country are crediting the American people for the demise of Donald Trump’s repeal and replace Obamacare bill, but are calling on them to remain vigilant in the face of future GOP tactics. House speaker Paul Ryan pulled the bill, dubbed the American Healthcare Act, on Friday March 24, before a vote was cast, since not enough lawmakers were in support of it.