Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, speaking ahead of the House vote to repeal Obamacare, faulted them for “refighting old political battles” instead of helping implement the bill.
“[W]ith Congressional Republicans staging their 31st repeal vote earlier today, it’s clear that some want to keep the political battle going,” Sebelius said today. “Now that the Supreme Court has spoken, we need to stop refighting old political battles and trying to take away benefits that millions of Americans are relying on. Instead, we should move forward with implementing and improving this law to provide more security to Americans who have insurance, better choices for those who don’t, and lower costs for all.”
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