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Your claims are simply erroneous and your link doesn't support them. From your own link: > The House GOP bill that has emerged as the leading option to repeal
by Someone1234 8y ago
Your claims are simply erroneous and your link doesn't support them. From your own link:
> The House GOP bill that has emerged as the leading option to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act includes no added price transparency provision.
So the bill that McCain helped defeat didn't contain improved transparency according to your own source. And the GOP hasn't introduced significant legislation since to address the problem, therefore Democrats supporting (or not supporting) it is all hypotheticals based on no actual legislation.
- ilove_banh_mi 8y agoThe link I provided documents the 2016 Republican platform of full price transparency in healthcare. You quibble about how they failed to repeal ACA and follow up with new regulation. Factually, Trump and the Rs failed with their 3-step plan, right after step 1 -- hence we remain stuck with the lack of price transparency under the Democrats' Obamacare. So, blaming Republicans is not factual.