Trump and the GOP have been actively trying to rip health care away from millions of families.

A new study shows 15,600 deaths could have been prevented if states controlled by Republicans had expanded Medicaid eligibility.

Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) would be responsible for millions of Americans losing health care if the courts strike down the Affordable Care Act.

Democratic-controlled states expanded health care access, made voting easier, and strengthened protections for victims of hate crimes.

Instead of stopping Trump’s health care sabotage, Republicans vote to stand on his side.

Thanks to Trump, health care costs went up while fewer Americans obtained health insurance.

‘Republicans have no credibility when it comes to health care,’ one GOP strategist said.

Republicans also rejected provisions aimed at strengthening protections for people with preexisting conditions.

Experts slam Trump’s claim of protecting people with preexisting conditions as blatantly false.

Republicans are just fine with letting health insurance companies jack up premiums for the most vulnerable Americans.

The Trump administration is insisting that the courts rip health insurance away from 20 million Americans.

Rep. Michael Burgess wishes people would ‘celebrate’ the health care they have, which his party keeps trying to get rid of.

When it comes to who they trust on health care, less than a quarter of Americans picked the Republican Party.

Martha McSally hopes people will forget all the times she voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

A new poll says Trump’s renewed effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act could spell electoral doom for Republicans.

Given the choice between protecting people with pre-existing health conditions or siding with Trump, Republicans chose Trump.

Trump is determined to make health care, and his strong desire to destroy the current system, a centerpiece of the 2020 campaign.

Reminding people that Republicans want to ruin the health care system is like ‘punching yourself in the face repeatedly,’ said one GOP strategist.

Meanwhile, Americans with health concerns face ‘life-threatening consequences’ from Trump’s desire to completely eliminate the Affordable Care Act.

Even members of Trump’s Cabinet raised objections to taking health care away from millions.

Trump wants to completely eliminate the Affordable Care Act — and most voters think that’s a terrible idea.

Republican leaders like Kevin McCarthy and Mitch McConnell can’t be bothered to stand up to Trump’s unrelenting attacks on the health care system.

Trump’s Department of Justice wants the entire Affordable Care Act overturned.

Trump’s budget proposal calls for repealing the Affordable Care Act, and includes a $220 billion cut to food stamps, among other draconian proposals.