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Under the stewardship of President Barack Obama, Congress passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA or “Obamacare”) in March 2010. Until then, the United States had lagged behind more than 60 other countries in implementing Universal Healthcare (UHC),
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Dear Friends, Democrats believe health care is a right for all, not a privilege for a wealthy few. And during this pandemic, it’s more critical than ever that Americans have access to
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Five Things to Know Today Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! There are a number of consequential things that you need to pay attention to this week
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Get Busy, Expanding to Iowa, Jon Hoadley for Congress, More Ways to Get Busy, 3 States 1 Mission.
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The Trump administration hopes you didn't notice this week that they're still trying to throw out the Affordable Care Act.
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In MDP Updates, Friday at 11:00 AM, team Biden will host a roundtable featuring Senate President Troy Jackson and Rep. Anne Perry on protecting Mainers’ Healthcare.
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Reopen Obamacare Enrollments, Voting Rights, & Register to Vote Online.
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The ACA has problems for middle-class individuals who earn too much to qualify for tax credits; Rep. Underwood’s H.R.1868 would solve this issue.
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