Tim O'Mara
Jefferson City
Dear Editor:
A question for U.S. senators from Missouri Josh Hawley and Roy Blunt: I may have missed it by being so tired of winning these past four years, but where is - was? - the Republican health care plan that was going to replace the Affordable Care Act? (You know - "Obamacare.")
Former President Trump - whose case to overturn the ACA is still before the Supreme Court - promised on Fox News last July that his plan would be released "in two weeks." He then changed that in August to " hopefully prior to the end of the month." America is still waiting. We're not that tired of winning yet.
I know it must have been difficult fighting the battle against widespread voter fraud, the liberal conspiracy known as COVID-19, and Democratic-operated pedophilia operations run out of pizza shops, but now that we have a new administration, maybe it's time to release some of the details of this "tremendous health care plan" (ex-President Trump's words) in the spirit of bipartisanship. Nobody believes the ACA is perfect, and all Americans deserve to see the hard work the Republican Party has done to help better ensure the health and well-being of their family, friends and neighbors.
Sens. Hawley and Blunt, on behalf of a grateful nation, I thank you ahead of time for sharing the Republican Party's valuable efforts on health care with the Biden/Harris administration and our fellow Americans.