Herring tells Donald trump's health care order is 'heartless' - NBC12 - WWBT - Richmond, VA break news On Your Side

State Attorney General Mark Herring said Friday he is filing a grievance versus the President Trump Organization over the finish of "cost-sharing reduction payments." Earlier in the day, Herring called Trump's decision to finish the payments a "heartless, lawless move" which going to cause health care prices to spike for low-revenue Americans. Trump's order going to "injury the generality vulnerable between America, & destabilize insurance markets around the country," Herring said Friday. Virginia & 18 other attorneys general are filing the suit in the Northern territory of California challenging Trump's decision to finish the payments. The loss of funds & financial doubt caused with their actions going to lead to higher health insurance costs for consumers & to insurers abandoning the individual health insurance market.

Collins 'disappointed' in Donald trump's actions on health care

Sen. Susan Collins Susan Margaret CollinsGun suggestion picks up Republican Party backing Giffords, Scalise highlight party differences on guns Agricultural trade requests investment in chart & FMD further (R-Maine) said during an interview on Sunday which she is "sodisappointed" in President Donald trump's actions on health care. "Well, I'm sodisappointed in the president's actions of this past 7 days," Collins told ABC's "This 7 days."ad"What the president is doing is affecting people's access & the cost of healthcare right This time," Collins added. "& I don't agree by his decision on the subsidies which help low-revenue people afford their deductibles & copays & I don't agree by his executive order."The senator's comments come after Donald trump signed an executive order final 7 days aimed at increasing competition & selected after repeated failed attempts in US Congress to cancel & replace the ObamaCare. The White home too reported which the president is ending key payments to insurers selling ObamaCare. Collins on Sunday called on US Congress to "step in" on health care & said she wishes Donald trump "going to take a look at what we're doing."

Collins: Donald trump's health care moves injury 'vulnerable people'

as informed in Washington (CNN) President Trump's recent, aggressive actions on health care going to make it harder for people to access care, Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins warned on Sunday. "What the President is doing is affecting the ability of vulnerable people to receive health care right This time," Collins said on CNN's "State of the Union." Trump on Thursday signed an executive order which can dismantle some of the rules around the Obamacare marketplaces, & the Organization reported later the same day it would finish subsidies geared toward helping low-revenue people afford care. She said she believed the actions Trump took going to injury American citizens. "These certainly are sodisruptive moves which going to result in smaller numbers of people being insured, which going to make it further difficult for low-revenue people to afford their out-of-sine costs & which going to destabilize the insurance markets," Collins said.

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