While Vice President Pence touted Congress’s plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act in Louisville, Kentucky on Saturday, the Save My Care Bus was right along side him with supporters sharing how the ACA has benefitted them.
Lining the streets as the Vice President’s motorcade drove by, hundreds of Affordable Care Act advocates had one message: #SaveMyCare.
Happening now in Louisville: Kentuckians telling @VP to #SaveMyCare. pic.twitter.com/8VkZr50fTR
— Save My Care Bus (@savemycarebus) March 11, 2017
👇 What they said 👇 pic.twitter.com/unjQnqzZw5
— Save My Care Bus (@savemycarebus) March 11, 2017
During the Vice President’s speech down the street, we held our own rally, hearing stories from folks from across the state about how the Affordable Care Act has helped their families. Watch what they said here.
Kim's family relies on the Affordable Care Act for health care. She's speaking in her hometown, Louisville, this morning to say #SaveMyCare. pic.twitter.com/nAEwVxdEV4
— Save My Care Bus (@savemycarebus) March 11, 2017
"Access to health care is the key to sending impoverished communities in the right direction."—Reese from Louisville #SaveMyCare pic.twitter.com/5c1FZh9DsV
— Save My Care Bus (@savemycarebus) March 11, 2017
"They're not just repealing our care—they're repealing our choice, our community centers, and our confidence in the government."—Reese pic.twitter.com/hroVnbebcL
— Save My Care Bus (@savemycarebus) March 11, 2017
In Kentucky, the stakes are high. If the Affordable Care Act is repealed, 486,000 Kentuckians will lose their health care. But they’re not backing down from the fight—they’re coming out in droves to tell Congress to protect their care.
The fight to #SaveMyCare for Kentuckians won't be easy—but we've got a strong team on our side here in Louisville. pic.twitter.com/2AyToGQunv
— Save My Care Bus (@savemycarebus) March 11, 2017
The stakes are high for Kentuckians—and their voices won't be drowned out in the fight to #SaveMyCare. pic.twitter.com/4fQnrSYGmP
— Save My Care Bus (@savemycarebus) March 11, 2017
And when Vice President Pence headed back to DC—he left with a very clear message from folks in the Bluegrass State. See for yourself here:
Kentuckians sent @VP Pence back to DC with a clear message: #SaveMyCare. pic.twitter.com/sRhcL3HBcx
— Save My Care Bus (@savemycarebus) March 11, 2017
