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I just signed a bipartisan petition led by Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick 🇺🇸 to force a vote on extending ACA tax credits for two years. It is not a permanent solution and it does not go as far as I would like, but it will ensure people don’t lose their... show more

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214 House Democrats — and 4 House Republicans — have now signed the discharge petition to force a vote on extending the ACA tax credits for working families. Speaker Johnson must call the vote. Not next year. Not next month. TODAY.

214 House Democrats — and 4 House Republicans — have now signed the discharge petition to force a vote on extending the ACA tax credits for working families. Speaker Johnson must call the vote. Not next year. Not next month. TODAY.

Rep. Joe Neguse

111,585 views • 8 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: Republicans just JOINED Democrats to force a floor vote on extending the Obamacare tax credits for Big, Rich Insurance with NO reforms, for 3 years. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) Rob Bresnahan (R-PA) Mike Lawler (R-NY) Ryan Mackenzie (R-PA) DEMOCRAT: "We have 218 people who will vote for it, which means we will pass it." Uphill battle in the Senate.

🚨 BREAKING: Republicans just JOINED Democrats to force a floor vote on extending the Obamacare tax credits for Big, Rich Insurance with NO reforms, for 3 years. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) Rob Bresnahan (R-PA) Mike Lawler (R-NY) Ryan Mackenzie (R-PA) DEMOCRAT: "We have 218 people who will vote for it, which means we will pass it." Uphill battle in the Senate.

Eric Daugherty

529,281 views • 8 months ago

It seems to be easy for my Republican colleagues to vote to take away health care from hardworking families while they themselves get to have government-subsidized health care. I'd like to issue a challenge to Senate Republicans: if you vote against extending the ACA tax credits, go without health insurance for you and your family for a year. Walk a mile in the shoes of families who are going to lose their care because of you.

It seems to be easy for my Republican colleagues to vote to take away health care from hardworking families while they themselves get to have government-subsidized health care. I'd like to issue a challenge to Senate Republicans: if you vote against extending the ACA tax credits, go without health insurance for you and your family for a year. Walk a mile in the shoes of families who are going to lose their care because of you.

Senator Jacky Rosen

12,636 views • 8 months ago

I just signed a discharge petition to advance forward bipartisan legislation to extend the ACA enhanced premium tax credits for 2-years, inclusive of significant insurance reforms, income limits, PBA reforms, and HSA expansion. This is the only bill that has a chance of becoming law. It’s time for everyone to put party aside and get this done. This discharge petition already has enough Republicans signed on, if every single Democrat would join us — and the vote could happen immediately. Let’s get it done.

I just signed a discharge petition to advance forward bipartisan legislation to extend the ACA enhanced premium tax credits for 2-years, inclusive of significant insurance reforms, income limits, PBA reforms, and HSA expansion. This is the only bill that has a chance of becoming law. It’s time for everyone to put party aside and get this done. This discharge petition already has enough Republicans signed on, if every single Democrat would join us — and the vote could happen immediately. Let’s get it done.

Congressman Mike Lawler

134,624 views • 8 months ago

Millions of Americans are about to face skyrocketing premiums or lose their health insurance altogether because of the health care crisis MAGA created. A clear majority of the House of Representatives supports extending ACA tax credits. Speaker Mike Johnson should do his job and put it up for a vote on the floor!

Millions of Americans are about to face skyrocketing premiums or lose their health insurance altogether because of the health care crisis MAGA created. A clear majority of the House of Representatives supports extending ACA tax credits. Speaker Mike Johnson should do his job and put it up for a vote on the floor!

Jamie Raskin

12,417 views • 8 months ago

Democrats have a simple solution to lower health care costs: extend the ACA premium support. I just signed a discharge petition to force a vote on that extension. Meanwhile, it seems Republicans are content with letting health care costs spike while they form “concepts” of a plan.

Democrats have a simple solution to lower health care costs: extend the ACA premium support. I just signed a discharge petition to force a vote on that extension. Meanwhile, it seems Republicans are content with letting health care costs spike while they form “concepts” of a plan.

Rep. Diana DeGette

52,408 views • 9 months ago

.Chuck Schumer: “Their phony proposal is dead on arrival... The Crapo/Cassidy bill, would not extend the ACA tax credits for a single day… Their bill is junk insurance; it’s been repudiated in the past. The American people will repudiate it once again.”

.Chuck Schumer: “Their phony proposal is dead on arrival... The Crapo/Cassidy bill, would not extend the ACA tax credits for a single day… Their bill is junk insurance; it’s been repudiated in the past. The American people will repudiate it once again.”

CSPAN

90,486 views • 8 months ago

The House has done its job. Led by Democrats, a bipartisan majority voted to extend the ACA tax credits families rely on. Now, it’s time for the Senate to act and make sure millions of Americans don’t lose their health care.

The House has done its job. Led by Democrats, a bipartisan majority voted to extend the ACA tax credits families rely on. Now, it’s time for the Senate to act and make sure millions of Americans don’t lose their health care.

Rep. Brendan Boyle

10,739 views • 7 months ago

Reporter: Deb Dauphinais is among those facing sticker shock as she and her husband try to get health insurance. They used to buy coverage for themselves and their employees, but it just became too expensive. If the ACA tax credits expire, Dauphinais says their premiums jump from $7,000 a year as a couple to $27,000

Reporter: Deb Dauphinais is among those facing sticker shock as she and her husband try to get health insurance. They used to buy coverage for themselves and their employees, but it just became too expensive. If the ACA tax credits expire, Dauphinais says their premiums jump from $7,000 a year as a couple to $27,000

FactPost

29,206 views • 9 months ago

Murray: In fact, the Republicans, as we all remember, spent some time this summer making sure they extended tax credits and other benefits for billionaires, but they failed to extend the tax credit for people on the ACA. What that means right now, as we come to the end of the year, is that literally hundreds of thousands of people are going to go on the exchanges in their state to choose what health care they want for next year—and all of them are going to see a giant increase in their costs. I talked to one family that’s paying about $300 a month right now for their health insurance. It’s going to jump to, I believe, over $1,800 per month. Can you imagine what’s going to happen when people go online and see they’ll have to pay exorbitant amounts for their health care? They won’t be able to afford it. Many of them will turn away and not pay for it—obviously, they’ll lose their health insurance. And as we know from the old Obamacare discussions, the fewer people who have insurance under our current system, the more everybody pays.

Murray: In fact, the Republicans, as we all remember, spent some time this summer making sure they extended tax credits and other benefits for billionaires, but they failed to extend the tax credit for people on the ACA. What that means right now, as we come to the end of the year, is that literally hundreds of thousands of people are going to go on the exchanges in their state to choose what health care they want for next year—and all of them are going to see a giant increase in their costs. I talked to one family that’s paying about $300 a month right now for their health insurance. It’s going to jump to, I believe, over $1,800 per month. Can you imagine what’s going to happen when people go online and see they’ll have to pay exorbitant amounts for their health care? They won’t be able to afford it. Many of them will turn away and not pay for it—obviously, they’ll lose their health insurance. And as we know from the old Obamacare discussions, the fewer people who have insurance under our current system, the more everybody pays.

Acyn

129,472 views • 10 months ago

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) is criticizing Republican congressional leaders for blocking a vote on extending ACA tax credits, calling it “idiotic” and “political malpractice.” Lawler tells CBS News’ Major Garrett Congress needs to address rising health insurance premiums in the long term, but allowing the Obamacare enhanced subsidies to expire without a floor vote “is foolish.” “This is the height of absurdity. It is precisely why things don't get done in this place, because people would rather the upper hand or the issue or the political win, rather than the hard work of bipartisan compromise,” Lawler adds.

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) is criticizing Republican congressional leaders for blocking a vote on extending ACA tax credits, calling it “idiotic” and “political malpractice.” Lawler tells CBS News’ Major Garrett Congress needs to address rising health insurance premiums in the long term, but allowing the Obamacare enhanced subsidies to expire without a floor vote “is foolish.” “This is the height of absurdity. It is precisely why things don't get done in this place, because people would rather the upper hand or the issue or the political win, rather than the hard work of bipartisan compromise,” Lawler adds.

CBS News

30,059 views • 8 months ago

The American people demand a healthcare vote now! Time 👏 to 👏 get 👏 it 👏 done! 218 Members of Congress—including all 214 Democrats and 4 Republicans—have signed a discharge petition to force a vote on extending the ACA credits. We are calling on the Speaker to bring it to the floor now—before shutting down the House!

The American people demand a healthcare vote now! Time 👏 to 👏 get 👏 it 👏 done! 218 Members of Congress—including all 214 Democrats and 4 Republicans—have signed a discharge petition to force a vote on extending the ACA credits. We are calling on the Speaker to bring it to the floor now—before shutting down the House!

Rep. Melanie Stansbury

12,588 views • 8 months ago

“I want to mend it, not end it,” Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY) says of Obamacare, as Congress turns its focus to the expiring ACA tax credits and rising health insurance premiums. But Suozzi says lowering health care costs is “not going to happen with everybody yelling and screaming at each other” in Congress, adding, “You cannot solve complicated problems in an environment of fear and anger.”

“I want to mend it, not end it,” Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY) says of Obamacare, as Congress turns its focus to the expiring ACA tax credits and rising health insurance premiums. But Suozzi says lowering health care costs is “not going to happen with everybody yelling and screaming at each other” in Congress, adding, “You cannot solve complicated problems in an environment of fear and anger.”

Face The Nation

19,757 views • 9 months ago

Our healthcare system is broken and has been for years. Today I voted, in a bipartisan way, to advance enhanced ACA tax credits while we continue working toward a permanent fix that lowers costs for families across the Hudson Valley. I look forward to working with my colleagues in the Senate and voting on a bipartisan solution in the weeks ahead.

Our healthcare system is broken and has been for years. Today I voted, in a bipartisan way, to advance enhanced ACA tax credits while we continue working toward a permanent fix that lowers costs for families across the Hudson Valley. I look forward to working with my colleagues in the Senate and voting on a bipartisan solution in the weeks ahead.

Congressman Mike Lawler

48,587 views • 7 months ago

218 members signed a discharge petition to force a vote to extend ACA tax credits for three years. Speaker Johnson could have called for a vote to prevent premiums from skyrocketing on January 1st, saving millions of Americans from losing healthcare-Instead he cancelled votes and sent Members home. This is not leadership.

218 members signed a discharge petition to force a vote to extend ACA tax credits for three years. Speaker Johnson could have called for a vote to prevent premiums from skyrocketing on January 1st, saving millions of Americans from losing healthcare-Instead he cancelled votes and sent Members home. This is not leadership.

Jahana Hayes

74,661 views • 7 months ago

Not a new video but it just landed in my in-box. I’m showing this with pride to my young grandson. And I hope this is how India will be perceived by children around the world. Not just as a growing economic power but as a growing force for positive change.

Not a new video but it just landed in my in-box. I’m showing this with pride to my young grandson. And I hope this is how India will be perceived by children around the world. Not just as a growing economic power but as a growing force for positive change.

anand mahindra

1,077,683 views • 3 years ago

ACA subsidies are expiring. Democrats solution? Universal healthcare... Rho Khanna: "Private health insurance is what's bankrupting America. It was happening before the Affordable Care Act. The ACA helped slow the growth of private insurance. But of course it's not the solution. The solution, as everyone knows, is Medicare for all. People should have national health insurance, healthcare a human right. You should not be subject to the private insurance companies that have 18% administrative costs that are making billions of dollars of profits." When will Dems admit that their healthcare plan doesn't work??

ACA subsidies are expiring. Democrats solution? Universal healthcare... Rho Khanna: "Private health insurance is what's bankrupting America. It was happening before the Affordable Care Act. The ACA helped slow the growth of private insurance. But of course it's not the solution. The solution, as everyone knows, is Medicare for all. People should have national health insurance, healthcare a human right. You should not be subject to the private insurance companies that have 18% administrative costs that are making billions of dollars of profits." When will Dems admit that their healthcare plan doesn't work??

DeVory Darkins

34,086 views • 8 months ago

Congress has less than a month before health insurance premiums are set to spike for millions of Americans. With talks of a deal ongoing, California Reps. Sam Liccardo and Kevin Kiley are pushing their bipartisan bill that would extend the expiring ACA tax credits for two years.

Congress has less than a month before health insurance premiums are set to spike for millions of Americans. With talks of a deal ongoing, California Reps. Sam Liccardo and Kevin Kiley are pushing their bipartisan bill that would extend the expiring ACA tax credits for two years.

CBS News

17,566 views • 8 months ago

Colorado families are already struggling to get by as the costs of childcare, rent, and groceries continue to skyrocket. The least we could do is make things a little bit easier and extend the ACA tax credits that make their health insurance more affordable. I will do everything I can to extend these tax credits and bring down health care costs for working families.

Colorado families are already struggling to get by as the costs of childcare, rent, and groceries continue to skyrocket. The least we could do is make things a little bit easier and extend the ACA tax credits that make their health insurance more affordable. I will do everything I can to extend these tax credits and bring down health care costs for working families.

Michael Bennet

14,571 views • 9 months ago

Healthcare may not be of “tremendous interest” to billionaires like Trump, but it sure means a lot to folks whose insurance premiums are skyrocketing. That’s why Democrats are forcing a vote on extending your healthcare tax credits. Stay tuned.

Healthcare may not be of “tremendous interest” to billionaires like Trump, but it sure means a lot to folks whose insurance premiums are skyrocketing. That’s why Democrats are forcing a vote on extending your healthcare tax credits. Stay tuned.

Rep. Jim McGovern

13,906 views • 7 months ago