Protect ACA Coverage — Don't Cancel 750,000 Americans' Health Insurance

The administration's plan to cancel coverage for 750,000 ACA marketplace enrollees is wrong, and you need to block it. JD Vance is calling this a fraud crackdown, but stripping health insurance from hundreds of thousands of people without due process isn't accountability — it's cruelty dressed up in bureaucratic language. Twenty-four million Americans signed up for ACA coverage at the start of 2025, double the enrollment from just four years ago. That's not a broken program — that's a working one. And when coverage disappears, costs go up for everyone else. Uninsured Americans don't stop needing care; they just get it in emergency rooms, and those costs get shifted onto the insured through higher premiums. Gutting the marketplace doesn't save money. It moves the bill. This administration already cut $1.1 trillion from ACA appropriations through the reconciliation bill. Canceling coverage for nearly a million more people is the next step in dismantling the program entirely. If we're serious about keeping Americans healthy and controlling costs, the answer is expanding coverage — not eliminating it. I support moving toward a single-payer system, and this moment makes that case more clearly than ever. Do your job and fight this.