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On Pre-Existing Conditions, Trump’s Words Have Differed From His Actions
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On Pre-Existing Conditions, Trump’s Words Have Differed From His Actions

While the president trumpets his desire to protect access to health care, his administration fights to do the opposite in court.
On Pre-Existing Conditions, Trump’s Words Have Differed From His Actions

One of the main strategies—arguably the main strategy—taken by Senate Democrats during the Senate confirmation hearings for Amy Coney Barrett has been to portray her as an existential threat to the Affordable Care Act. The attack hinges on Texas v. California, a lawsuit filed by 18 Republican state attorneys general that seeks to overturn the ACA. Oral arguments are scheduled for November 10.

James P. Sutton is a Morning Dispatch Reporter, based in Washington D.C. Prior to joining the company in 2024, he most recently graduated from University of Oxford with a Master’s degree in history. He has also taught high school history in suburban Philadelphia, and interned at National Review and the Foreign Policy Research Institute. When not writing for The Morning Dispatch, he is probably playing racquet sports, reading a history book, or rooting for Bay Area sports teams.

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