“Yes, I do have opinions about this,” said Milwaukee resident Addaru Valentine just after voting in Wisconsin’s primary election, in response to a question from The Epoch Times about healthcare affordability.
“It goes up 20 percent a year,” the 35-year-old electrical engineer said. “And I didn’t get a 20 percent raise every year.”
Valentine said he went from having a $500 annual deductible to a $3,000 deductible to being uninsured due to job loss.
Skyrocketing insurance premiums were just the start for Valentine and many other battleground-state voters. Many spoke about access, quality of care, and feeling disrespected by the healthcare establishment that demands more and more of their income….
What Battleground Voters Are Saying About Healthcare Affordability
