First Jimmy Kimmel went on national television and correctly called Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) a liar on national television and now NPR is explaining Cassidy’s own viciously cruel healthcare bill to Bill Cassidy himself. This saga started last night when NPR sent a series of tweets highlighting various key facts about the contents of the Graham-Cassidy bill being considered by Senate Republicans. Let’s begin here:
For people with pre-existing conditions, the bill would remove any guarantee of coverage. pic.twitter.com/p4sSKDwg1iâ NPR (@NPR) September 19, 2017
For people with pre-existing conditions, the bill would remove any guarantee of coverage. pic.twitter.com/p4sSKDwg1i
The proposal would allow states to waive requirements to cover mental health. pic.twitter.com/aFF1luOmeJâ NPR (@NPR) September 19, 2017
The proposal would allow states to waive requirements to cover mental health. pic.twitter.com/aFF1luOmeJ
Seems straightforward enough. NPR was just outlining the facts of the bill. Sen. Cassidy shot back, calling the facts of his own bill “false.” That turned out to be a huge mistake because NPR shot back and ended up publicly explaining Sen. Cassidy’s bill to Sen. Cassidy himself. Read through this amazing thread below.
URGENT: There’s a new Obamacare repeal bill in the Senate. (Yes, AGAIN.) Call your senators at (202) 224-3121 and tell them to save our health care. (After you call, please tell us how it went.)
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