A Republican lawmaker slammed President Trump
Donald TrumpLil Wayne gets 11th hour Trump pardon Trump grants clemency to more than 100 people, including Bannon Trump expected to pardon Bannon: reports MORE’s action on health care Friday, saying it is the “opposite” of what he promised.
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Ileana Carmen Ros-LehtinenBottom line Democrats elect Meeks as first Black Foreign Affairs chairman House Hispanic Republicans welcome four new members MORE (R-Fla.) said that cutting subsidy payments to ObamaCare insurers will mean more of her constituents will be uninsured.
“POTUS promised more access, affordable coverage,” Ros-Lehtinen tweeted. “This does opposite.”
Cutting health care subsidies will mean more uninsured in my district. @potus promised more access, affordable coverage. This does opposite.
— Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (@RosLehtinen) October 13, 2017
Trump announced Thursday that he would end subsidies for insurers that sell ObamaCare plans as part of his efforts to dismantle the health-care bill after congressional Republicans failed to repeal it this year.
Multiple states have already threatened to sue the Trump administration over the cuts, known as cost-sharing reduction payments, which are worth an estimated $7 billion.
The president signed executive order Thursday directing agencies to take action that many say would undermine ObamaCare by allowing people to purchase cheaper health-care plans.
