60% want Obamacare changed, not repealed, new Pa. poll says
Only one in four believes that Obamacare should be repealed, according to the poll.
The Valley's two
"I have heard from constituents, individuals, families and employers that Obamacare is not working for them," Barletta said Thursday night. "Deductibles and premiums have skyrocketed, and out-of-pocket costs continue to increase. Many Americans are now paying more for less, and coverage does not always mean access. Obamacare was on the ballot in November, and the voters said they wanted a change."
Barletta supports covering people with pre-existing conditions and letting adults stay on their parents' health insurance until the age of 26. But he also said he is "committed to working with my colleagues to replace the Obama administration's failed health care law with an alternative that increases access and lowers costs for the hard-working American. I will not support the repeal of the law without seeing a replacement first. The process must be deliberate and not rushed so as to ensure that individuals do not fall through the cracks. I will be watching closely as this process continues."
Speaking for Marino, senior director
The
"There is so much polarization,"
Barton said: "The American people are tired of business as usual in
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