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Yes I'm aware the vote was put in hold because it couldn't garnish the votes.

But there is nothujg good for middle America in this bill. Nothing. Your premiums simply will not go down because the bill doesn't address the very issue that forced them to rise. Insurance companies have to accept preexisosting conditions and citizens still aren't required to carry health insurance therefore the healthy opt out.

Doctors, insurance companies the CBO are all against it.

If we are trying to keep insurance companies from leaving the market why would we go with a plan that further discourages them and only upside is a tax cut for the 1%?

there are real winners and losers here. The rich and the most volunerable being the old, sick and poor. Sure my healthcare may at some point cost less but even if I were told they'd cut it by 75% I can't get onboard.

This is your grandparent who will need to be in a nursing home at somepoint for many of you, this effects young Mom's on WIC and other services. Which many of you are or are soon to be.

You dont know what you got til its gone. To answer Trumps question to the lower middle class of the South, what do you have to lose? Everything.

No more free milk, no more shitty Medicaid coverage because you as a single mother of 2 are consider well above the poverty line even though you work for Walmart making $300-$400 a week.

These are very real changes that will have an impact on your daily life.