Trump’s dozens of promises to repeal and replace Obamacare have officially been broken.

Georgia Sen. David Perdue and other GOP incumbents are silent about the insurance company loopholes in the plans they vote for.

Former President Barack Obama took Trump to task over his virus response, the economy, health care, and his obsession with Twitter.

Donald Trump claimed: ‘We have a cure.’ We don’t have a cure.

New Hampshire Republican Corky Messner does not believe 500,000 people in his state need their health insurance protected.

In reality, she’s voted multiple times to get rid of those protections.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says between 50 million and 129 million Americans have preexisting conditions.

Biden said all Trump has are executive orders that ‘have no power.’

The executive order holds no legal weight and would be moot if Trump successfully gets Obamacare struck down by the Supreme Court.

The National Federation of Independent Business has been leading the fight to repeal the Affordable Care Act since 2012.

Trump claims the plan is ‘all ready.’

Donald Trump lied, obfuscated, and refused to answer questions from undecided voters at an ABC News town hall in Pennsylvania.

Rep. Don Bacon falsely claims his vote for Trumpcare protected affordable insurance coverage for people with preexisting conditions.

Vice President Mike Pence and fellow Republicans flipped reality on its head, using lies and distortions to persuade voters to back Donald Trump for a second term.

In fact, Trump has tried to roll back protections for those with preexisting conditions.

Perdue has voted to eliminate insurance protections for people with preexisting health conditions.

Trump claimed requiring health insurance companies to cover preexisting conditions ‘has never been done before.’

The Montana GOP senator hides his past record on preexisting conditions.

New legislation was introduced days before the White House files arguments with the Supreme Court to get rid of the Affordable Care Act.

Sen. Martha McSally’s former staffer is starring in a campaign ad after being paid nearly $400,000 over the years.

Sen. Martha McSally claimed to support protections for people with preexisting conditions despite voting against them.

My life depends not only on me taking this virus seriously, but on young and healthy people across America taking it seriously as well.

Appointed Sen. Martha McSally (R-AZ) kicked off her 2020 campaign with an ad that falsely suggests she’s been a leader on preexisting conditions and prescription drug prices.

The Trump administration is currently backing a lawsuit to overturn all of Obamacare, including the protections for preexisting conditions.

Trump continues to wage war on the Affordable Care Act, which bars insurance companies from discriminating against those with preexisting conditions.