My husband and I, and millions of other hard-working Americans, will once again be denied access to affordable healthcare due to pre-existing conditions and outrageous premiums if Congress allows the White House to stop ACA subsidy payments to insurance companies. Let's act now and remind our representatives that they work for us, and that their healthcare is paid for by our tax dollars. Denying us the same level of coverage is nothing short of a death sentence for millions of Americans. Tell them that you will remember their vote in 2018 and 2020 - if they want to keep their seats, they will do right by their constituents and stand up to the White House or lose their jobs!

Health care must be made a right for all. Just saying so will not make it so.

I'm speaking up against the genocide of people of the USA that depend on government paid health coverage. We the people of the USA, the very people government should protect.

My daughter works as a seasonal employee and when employed has access to employer provided health insurance. During the off-season she relies on the ACA marketplaces to obtain subsidized coverage. President Trump and Secretary of Health and Human Service Price are working overtime to undermine health care for millions of lower income people. The President has threatened not to make the required ACA subsidy payments that allow low income individuals to obtain insurance through the marketplaces. Secretary Price is taking regulatory actions to minimize enforcement of the law. Combined these actions threaten the my daughter, the viability of the ACA, and the insurance industry as a whole. Stop President Trump and Secretary Price from taking actions to make the ACA fail.

As a low-income American, veteran, and college student, I depend on Medicaid for my healthcare needs. I have met and know many other low-income Americans who rely on Medicaid and similar programs. Ending payments to insurers who provide care for low-income Americans is a terrible slap in the face of the American public, as most of us are low-to-moderate income and depend on these services.

I am a doctor who understands that Congress is getting a better deal than everybody else, and that has made them not our representatives. They need to personally understand what it means to have difficulty getting the insurance they want to buy.

It's time for Democrats to create healthcare legislation that benefits all Americans and improves upon both Medicare and the Affordable Care Act. Moderate Democrats have long said that Obamacare should be improved, not repealed. The American public increasingly supports the Progressive position that healthcare is a right and Americans need a healthcare plan that provides universal coverage. It's time for Democrats to lead. It's time for universal coverage. And it's time for the Democratic party to get it's act together. Our success requires that Democrats put aside their differences and unify around our common goals.

Republican efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act have not been in good faith. The CBO scores for each bill are dismal and would result in significant losses of insurance, increased costs in premiums and deductibles, and the removal of certain insurance coverages. Senator Dan Sullivan voted in step with his party, clearly putting party over the right thing to do. Following Sen. Lisa Murkowski's "no" vote on attempt 2, Pres. Trump allegedly directed Interior Secretary Zinke to call both Sullivan and Murkowski to threaten Alaskan interests if their vote on the "skinny" repeal was not a "no". This is coercion, and is being investigated.

To hold Rep. Bacon for his healthcare votes that would have left 165,000 Nebraskans without coverage and 786,000 Nebraskans with pre-existing conditions would deny life-saving coverage.

It's to protest senators Ernst and Grassley's yes vote for the Senate version of the health care bill brought before the Senate Friday, August 28, 2017.

I'm starting this petition because I want Senator Toomey to understand how his constituents feel about his vote in favor of the "skinny" TrumpCare bill to weaken Medicare and strip millions of vulnerable citizens of their healthcare coverage. And I want to encourage him to focus on the needs of his constituents rather than on Trump's need for a legislative victory -- no matter who gets hurt. Obamacare isn't perfect, but it can be perfected. And that's what our Senator should be about.

Sen. Ben Sasse and Sen. Deb Fischer continue to vote for healthcare bills that will greatly harm their constituents. We know the Republican Congress will take another run at stripping our healthcare. We want Sen. Sasse and Sen. Fischer to know we will never stop fighting for our lives and our healthcare. We will hold them accountable for their votes.