HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius was given an impossible task: making Obamacare work (FYI: no one can make it work). Despite what she just said in the Rose Garden, here are the actual reasons she’s resigning – countless Americans harmed by this unworkable law:
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Weekly Republican Address 4/12/14: Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA)
House Republican Conference Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers delivered the Weekly Republican Address on Saturday, April 12. Chair McMorris Rodgers discusses how Republicans’ long-term plan for jobs and economic growth will help build an America that works.
“For women across America, it’s not just about equal pay. It’s about achieving a better life,” Chair McMorris Rodgers said. “Republicans are acting on solutions to make that happen — solutions that will empower women and eliminate barriers they face to better jobs, better paychecks, and better lives.”
Monday, April 28, 2014
Maryland grocery store to stop hiring due to Obamacare
Snider’s Superfoods in Maryland is being forced to limit the amount of full-time workers it employs due to harsh provisions in Obamacare.
Unfortunately, workers at Snider’s are not the only ones seeing jobs lost and hours cut because of the President’s health care law. Click here to see a list of employers being harmed by Obamacare.
Have you lost your job or had hours cut because of Obamacare? Share your story at GOP.gov/YourStory to tell how you have been hurt by this law.
Sunday, April 27, 2014
An America that works at home: Health Care
A strong America is a healthy America. This week, House Republicans met with Americans across the country who are being harmed the most Obamacare. We remain dedicated to health care reforms that lowers costs, provides greater access, and ensures high-quality care.
Rep. Larry Buschon (IN-08) sits with one of cancer’s youngest victims while on his Hoosier Healthcare tour. Riley Hospital for Children offers individualized classes for their patients, ensuring the best recovery for each child. Under Obamacare, the choices and opportunities that children and parents have in medicine are limited, and are often decided for them. House Republicans continue to combat this detrimental health care law, to put decision-making back into the hands of those who know best: doctors, patients, and parents.
Patty and Rob Slagle’s pharmacy has been in their family since 1904. This week, House Republican Conference Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA-05) visited Republic Drug Store for a first-hand view of how community pharmacies are essential to accessible health care and creating quality jobs.
Rep. Ron DeSantis (FL-06) discusses Obamacare with seniors at the Westminster Woods Living Facility. Health care costs are increasingly the greatest concern for elderly Americans. House Republicans are dedicated to protecting existing insurance plans, doctor access, and lower health care costs.
Rep. Patrick McHenry (NC-10) toured the 21st Century Oncology center with Dr. Scott Roberts, where he got a firsthand glance at the newest treatments available for cancer patients. Innovation is essential to cure and treat diseases. Unfortunately, Obamacare limits innovation by restricting doctor decisions and patient opportunities.
American Veterans have bravely served our country. House Republicans are dedicated to maintaining the health care veterans deserve and earned. Rep. Keith Rothfus (PA-12) was able to meet with veterans and discuss their health care concerns under Obamacare.
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Surprise!
The latest discovery of the President’s failed health care law is that millions of Americans who are without health insurance will have to wait until 2015 to get covered.
According to this Fox News report, only about one in four Americans who qualified for subsidies actually signed up for health insurance. Add those who could no longer afford coverage and those who were unable to sign up through healthcare.gov, and tens of millions of Americans will lack health insurance for more than seven months.
To borrow from former Senator Max Baucus, the train wreck continues.
Friday, April 25, 2014
Obamacare cannot be fixed by replacing Sec. Sebelius
WASHINGTON, DC – House Republican Conference Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) released the following statement about the resignation of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius:
“Secretary Sebelius’s resignation does not change the fact that ObamaCare is a fundamentally flawed and unworkable law – one that continues to hurt hardworking Americans across the country. Six months after the launch of the President’s health care law, it is abundantly clear that its problems are insurmountable, and unlikely to be fixed by replacing the Secretary of Health and Human Services. I am hopeful the next Secretary will be more cooperative with Congress – and provide more answers about Obamacare – than the last.”
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