Two govs, one GOP and one Dem, offer this two-party approach to health care quoting : NJ New

Insurance reforms that increase access to quality, affordable health insurance coverage must be coupled with reforms that address rising health-care costs. Along with other governors -- Democrats and Republicans -- we agree that the best place to start is to restore stability to our nation's health insurance system. These principles:Improve affordability: Insurance reforms that increase access to quality, affordable health insurance coverage must be coupled with reforms that address rising health-care costs. Uncertainty in our current health insurance market has helped make it unstable. It is clear that the bill passed by the House in May will not meet the challenges of our health-care system.




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New GOP health care bill is just as bad as the old one

It's not really a health care bill at all. Fundamentally, this bill is not about shoring up health insurance markets, expanding coverage, reducing health care costs or eliminating injustices like lifetime benefit caps and exclusions on those with pre-existing conditions. For weeks, Americans were left to wonder what 13 Republican senators were doing in their behind-closed-doors rewrite of the American Health Care Act. It's a tax cut for the affluent paid for by cutting health insurance benefits to the poor. Jacquelyn Martin / AP Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky. leaves a Republican meeting on health care on Thursday.


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