Who do you trust?

 

(BISMARCK, ND) – The health care system is complicated, but the question of who to trust when it comes to Republicans’ newest health care repeal bill is not:
 
On one side, in support of Graham-Cassidy, are North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven, Rep. Kevin Cramer and Gov. Doug Burgum.
 
On the other side, opposing Graham-Cassidy, are numerous health care organizations representing doctors, medical professionals, hospitals, insurers and patients.
 
“The truth is: Sen. Hoeven, Rep. Cramer and Gov. Burgum are supporting the disastrous Graham-Cassidy bill that would result in an estimated 47,000 North Dakotans losing their health coverage for political reasons, to make good on a campaign slogan,” said Democratic-NPL executive director Scott McNeil. “Simply put, Hoeven, Cramer and Burgum are putting their party ahead North Dakota families, despite the severe consequences.”
 
Take a look for yourself and ask: “Who do I trust?”  
 

Supports Graham-Cassidy:

Opposes Graham-Cassidy:

U.S. Sen. John Hoeven U.S. Rep. Kevin Cramer Gov. Doug Burgum

AARP, North Dakota ALS Association American Cancer Society American College of Physicians American Diabetes Association American Medical Association American Academy of Family Physicians American Academy of Pediatrics American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists America’s Essential Hospitals Americas Health Insurance Plans American Heart Association American Hospital Association American Lung Association American Nurses Association American Osteopathic Association American Psychiatric Association The Arc Arthritis Foundation Association of Community Affiliated Plans Blue Cross Blue Shield Association Catholic Health Association Children’s Hospital Association Coalition to Stop Opioid Overdoses Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities Consumers Union Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Family Voices Federation of American Hospitals Greater New York Hospital Association JDRF Lutheran Services in America Kaiser Permanente Kansas Hospital Association March of Dimes National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship National Health Council National Multiple Sclerosis Society National Organization for Rare Diseases The School Superintendent’s Association and 70+ groups Volunteers of America Women Heart