insurance. so this could be an area of weakness or an area of clarification for her on the debate stage. she seemed like she tried to move in that direction during this interview, but there are still a number of questions that are yet to be answered. kyung, it was also a little bit confusing about whether or not she wants to preserve obamacare. and again, you pressed her and you said joe biden says you want to get rid of obamacare. she said not at all. but what she s describing isn t obamacare. well, what she s pointing to is, remember, when we first started talking about the affordable care act, it was including a singer payer option. that did not get through congress. and so what she s saying is looking at the original intent of obamacare. and that what we have now as she described, it was a starter home. she wants to expand it. that s how she is interpreting
concept will resonate. the affordable care act. 2019 sounds a lot like 2009. if you like your health care plan. if you like your health care plan. you will be able to keep your health care plan. you can keep it if, in fact, you have private insurance, you can keep it. that was according to the fact-checking website politifact. and they only democrats pulling double digits to expand obamacare. the biden plan is all about building barack obama s signature legislative achievement. i will be a health care priorities supporter of rural hospitals. and it starts by finishing the job of obamacare. he will have to finish it without obama s hell. i have to do this on my own. more progressive candidates pushing different from a medicare for all. we have to get into a system where everyone has access to care. and medicare for all is the smartest and most effective way to achieve that.
situation where seniors are coming out-of-pocket as much as $4,000 a year to pay for their arthritis medication because it s not otherwise they can t afford it. we have to move to a system where price is not the barrier to access to health care. well, joe biden says that this is what you are suggesting an elimination of obamacare. is that accurate? it s absolutely not. listen, i will put my record up against anybody as having been a fighter for the maintenance and the sustainability of obamacare. as attorney general, i m sure on the debate stage i m the only one who went to court to fight to keep in place all of the benefits of obamacare, but like president obama himself has said the analogy of the being like a starter home, it was a profound
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fighter for the maintenance and sustainablity of obamacare. as attorney general on the debate stage i m the only one who went to court to fight and keep in place all the benefits of obamacare. like president obama himself has said, he used the analogy of it being like a starter home. it was a profound public health policy and shift. it was incredible the courage he had and so many others to actually get it done and the wherewithal to get it done was profound. but now it s about taking it to the next step. so it is moving on from obamacare. and making improvements on it. and president obama himself said that there are improvements to be made. thank you so much for that