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House repeals health care act, including IHCIA, once again
Friday, May 17, 2013
The
House
voted
229-195
to pass
H.R.45
, a bill that repeals the
Affordable Care Act
.
All Republicans voted to repeal the ACA. That included the only two tribal members in Congress --
Rep. Tom Cole
(R-Oklahoma), a citizen of the
Chickasaw Nation
, and
Rep. Markwayne Mullin
(R-Oklahoma), a citizen of the
Cherokee Nation
.
The ACA includes a permanent reauthorization of the
Indian Health Care Improvement Act
. If it's repealed, tribes would have to ask Congress to renew the law, a process that took 10 years due to objections from Republicans.
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House votes to repeal Obamacare for 37th time
(The Washington Post 5/17)
House Votes Again to Repeal Health Law
(The New York Times 5/17)
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