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Roy Cooper: 'So Many People on the Affordable Care Act' 'Can No Longer Afford It'

During MS NOW’s election coverage on Tuesday, Democratic U.S. Senate nominee former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper argued that there need to be ACA subsidies “because we’ve lost so many people on the Affordable Care Act who can no longer The post Roy Cooper: ‘So Many People on the Affordable Care Act’ ‘Can No Longer Afford It’ appeared first on Breitbart.

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