Nancy Mace on Health Care

	Nancy Mace on Health Care

Americans should not have to forego health care due to cost

In 2017, I had to deny care after a bad car accident. I, like many American families, couldn't afford it. This is unacceptable. With the number of COVID19 cases on the rise, we need quality affordable health care more than ever. Source: Twitter posting on 2020 SC-1 House race , Aug 20, 2020

Advocates full repeal of ObamaCare

I filed legislation to repeal laws that require any new health care facility to be approved by a state agency before they are built or expanded. In Congress, I will support a FULL repeal of ObamaCare and work on legislation that will expand access, drive down prices and improve the quality of healthcare. Payments are on the rise, patients are turned away and yet Medicaid continues to chomp away at our federal budget. The federal government must loosen its grip on our healthcare decisions. Source: 2020 SC-1 House campaign website NancyMace.org , Jul 27, 2020

ObamaCare will be the undoing of our American way of life

I believe ObamaCare will inflict serious harm to our economy and the quality of healthcare in America. In addition, the added burden of the individual mandate and the complete disregard for individual liberty tear at the fabric of what it means to be free.

Long term, ObamaCare will be the undoing of our American way of life. I feel very strongly that we must reverse this terrible policy by using every possible tactic at our disposal; defund, repeal, and legal challenges must all be on the table. We cannot allow beltway pollsters to scare us into surrendering on this defining issue of our time.

Graham said yesterday, "To my Republican colleagues: let's embrace reality. We can't delay or defund at this moment." Senator Graham is a long time dealmaker on Capitol Hill. It's time he quit trying to act as if he is fighting for conservative principles, when, the reality is, he's not.

Source: 2014 South Carolina Senate campaign website, NancyMace.org , Oct 14, 2013

Anti-ObamaCare, according to PVS survey.

Mace supports the PVS survey question on ObamaCare

Project Vote Smart inferred whether candidates agree or disagree with the statement, 'Health Care: Do you support repealing the 2010 Affordable Care Act ("ObamaCare")?' PVS self-description: "The Political Courage Test provides voters with positions on key issues. Historically, candidates have failed to complete our test due to the advice they receive from their advisors and out of fear of negative attack ads."

Source: PVS Survey 20PVS-5 on Sep 9, 2020

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