If the Affordable Care Act is repealed without a replacement plan, there is the risk that millions of Americans will not be able to have health insurance coverage. Premiums are likely to continue to increase without a replacement plan.

Repealing ACA without a sound and fair replacement is reprehensible. Congress and the House of Representatives must stop politicizing health care, too many lives are at stake. Roskam must take a stand to save lives.

The Republican Party has promised America a better plan than the Affordable Healthcare Act. They have promised to Repeal and Replace it. To repeal it without a replacement would be a bait-and-switch maneuver that would cause harm to millions of people who have come to rely on the healthcare that they are presently receiving.

We are protesting because Tom Price is an ethically challenged congressman with an elitist perspective on health care. He should not lead the Dept. of Health and Human Services. He has been in the pocket of the Health Care and Pharmaceutical industries for over 10 years.

I know many people that can not afford health care and either just stay sick or go to the emergency room because they can't afford to go to the Doctor. It is unacceptable that we are one country that cares nothing for its citizens and thinks that people are expendable.

Healthcare is a hot issue with the repeal of Obamacare. This is a good alternative everyone could live with. It's a plan I offer the new administration.

Do NOT overturn the ACA . It would be bad for the country and our citizens.

The repealing of the ACA with no regard to the people covered by it and no replacement plan, has convinced me our congress needs to be In our shoes. As part time employees, they should not be covered by their present benefit. This will free up money needed for healthcare for all.

My granddaughter, age 10, has juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. If this is eliminated, she will be unable to ever get health insurance.

Life before the ACA was a mess. I personally saw all of the following: 1. An insurance company placed riders on a coworker's pregnant wife who had a history of cancer. They refused to cover either her pregnancy or any form of future cancer. 2. My small business's insurer denied coverage to a "high-risk" employee: a young man with hypertension. 3. Without a reliable way to vet insurance companies, an employer unknowingly selected a fraudulent one. Two of us were left with massive medical debt despite paying our premiums faithfully. 4. A young, healthy friend chose to forgo insurance. She's still paying off her emergency appendectomy. 5. My brother had a stroke in his thirties, and had to delay surgery until he could get better insurance. I'm just one person, and I don't even work in the insurance industry, yet I saw all of that. Don't return us to those days. Don't repeal the ACA without a good replacement!

My younger sister Elizabeth was able to afford her health insurance with the Affordable Health Care Act. With my representative Martha McSally and with Senators Jeff Flake and John McCain voting for the measures to repeal the ACA , she would lose her health insurance. With this repeal, we are putting children, the elderly, and even our Veterans at risk of losing their vital health insurance. Please tell Congress that repealing the ACA is wrong.

I see those around me, and their children, with their lives at stake based on this decision by Congress.