HCR 38 by Rep. Paul Hollis “urges Louisiana’s congressional delegation to support a national moratorium on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.”

HB 335 by Rep. Dee Richard prohibits state agencies and employees from helping implement the Affordable Care Act, prohibits local governments from participating in or purchasing health insurance on the exchanges, and authorizes the state attorney general to sue to stop implementation.

HB 719 by Rep. Paul Hollis “provides for a three year moratorium on the implementation or enforcement of the ACA.”

HB 877 by Rep. Paul Hollis also prohibits state agencies and employees from helping implement the Affordable Care Act, prohibits local governments from participating in or purchasing health insurance on the exchanges, and authorizes the state attorney general to sue to stop implementation.

HB 889 by Rep. Paul Hollis “establishes a fund to educate Louisiana citizens on ways to opt out of the Affordable Care Act.”

The creativity these representatives have shown in opposing a constitutional, federal law that is already helping to save lives could be better used trying to fix Louisiana’s problems. Send an email to the House Health and Welfare Committee asking them to oppose these bills.

For too long, the voices of committed progressives have not been heard by our elected officials. Louisiana Progress Action is fighting for quality public education, affordable healthcare, a clean environment, living wages, criminal justice reform, and equal rights for everyone. Help us fight for Louisiana. Contribute $25 and become a member of Louisiana Progress Action today.
This week the House Health and Welfare committee will take up five bills that attempt to keep the Affordable Care Act from being implemented in Louisiana.

Send an email to the House Health and Welfare Committee telling them to stop wasting time trying to deny healthcare to Louisianians.

HCR 38 by Rep. Paul Hollis “urges Louisiana’s congressional delegation to support a national moratorium on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.”

HB 335 by Rep. Dee Richard prohibits state agencies and employees from helping implement the Affordable Care Act, prohibits local governments from participating in or purchasing health insurance on the exchanges, and authorizes the state attorney general to sue to stop implementation.

HB 719 by Rep. Paul Hollis “provides for a three year moratorium on the implementation or enforcement of the ACA.”

HB 877 by Rep. Paul Hollis also prohibits state agencies and employees from helping implement the Affordable Care Act, prohibits local governments from participating in or purchasing health insurance on the exchanges, and authorizes the state attorney general to sue to stop implementation.

HB 889 by Rep. Paul Hollis “establishes a fund to educate Louisiana citizens on ways to opt out of the Affordable Care Act.”

The creativity these representatives have shown in opposing a constitutional, federal law that is already helping to save lives could be better used trying to fix Louisiana’s problems. Send an email to the House Health and Welfare Committee asking them to oppose these bills.

For too long, the voices of committed progressives have not been heard by our elected officials. Louisiana Progress Action is fighting for quality public education, affordable healthcare, a clean environment, living wages, criminal justice reform, and equal rights for everyone. Help us fight for Louisiana. Contribute $25 and become a member of Louisiana Progress Action today.

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