Democratic Party of Wisconsin
Press Release

Ron Johnson’s New Campaign Pledge: Raise Health Care Costs and Rip Away Health Care Protections for Wisconsinites With Pre-existing Conditions

 

By - Mar 7th, 2022 01:27 pm

MADISON, Wis. – In a new interview, Ron Johnson doubled down on his self-serving agenda of raising health care costs and ripping away key protections from Wisconsinites. Johnson, who has made it a key priority to repeal the Affordable Care Act, outright admitted that if Wisconsinites re-elect him, he and his political allies will continue their assault on health care.

“Ron Johnson broke his two term pledge to double down on his self-serving agenda of raising health care costs and ripping away protections for Wisconsinites with pre-existing conditions,” Democratic Party of Wisconsin Senate Communications Advisor Philip Shulman said.

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Comments

  1. NieWiederKrieg says:

    Joe Biden, Obama, Bill Clinton, and the Democratic Party told us that if we voted for them, they would give us free health care, just like they have in Germany, France, the UK, Israel, and Canada.

    The Democrats lied. They always lie to us. The Democrats gave us “Obama health insurance” instead of health care.

    P.S. I never voted for a Republican in my life. I contributed thousands of dollars to Democrats and the Democratic Party… but never again.

  2. Kathryn Magayne-Roshak says:

    With each pronouncement, Johnson creeps me further out.

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