Gov. Scott Walker is saying for the first time that he wants to enact the "exact same language" that's in federal law at the state level guaranteeing insurance for people with pre-existing conditions.
A Republican leader in the Wisconsin Senate says support is "unanimous" among GOP senators for guaranteeing that people with pre-existing health conditions have access to health insurance.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill is pounding Missouri voters with the message that her Republican challenger wants to end health insurance protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
More insurers. Only a few huge price hikes. Even some premium decreases.
The Trump administration's decision not to defend key provisions of the Affordable Care Act could deal Democrats a sizable win going into the midterm elections, handing a party already prepared to run on health care a cudgel to use against vulnerable Republicans.
Americans are very divided over the Affordable Care Act, but one piece that many support is the law's protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
The Trump administration's changes to health insurance are coming largely at the expense of millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions.
Governor Walker signed a bill into law Tuesday, hoping to stabilize the health care market and reduce premiums in the state.
As many as one in two Americans has some kind of illness or condition that was, at one time, considered a pre-existing condition by insurance companies before Obamacare.
