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Jeffries: Democrats won’t ‘bend the knee to Donald Trump’s will when he’s gutting health care’

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is taking a strong stance against President Donald Trump’s plans to cut funding for healthcare. In a recent interview with MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace on “Deadline: White House,” Jeffries made it clear that his party will not bow down to Trump’s demands when it comes to healthcare.

“Our position as Democrats is clear: Cancel the cuts, lower the cost, save health care,” Jeffries boldly proclaimed. “That’s our fight that we’re waging on behalf of the American people.”

Jeffries’ unwavering determination to protect healthcare for all Americans is commendable. With Trump’s proposed budget cuts, it’s clear that the current administration does not have the best interest of the people in mind. But Jeffries and his fellow Democrats are standing firm, refusing to let the President bulldoze over the healthcare system.

In his interview, Jeffries highlighted the importance of affordable healthcare for all Americans. He reminded viewers that healthcare is not a privilege, but a basic human right that should be accessible to everyone. And with Trump’s attempts to strip away essential funding, it’s up to Democrats like Jeffries to fight for this right.

“We will not bend the knee to Donald Trump’s will when he’s gutting health care,” Jeffries stated passionately. “We will not let him strip away coverage for millions of Americans and leave them at the mercy of insurance companies.”

It’s true that under Trump’s proposed budget, millions of Americans would lose their healthcare coverage. And those who manage to keep their coverage would likely see skyrocketing costs. This is unacceptable, and Jeffries is determined to put a stop to it.

But the fight to protect healthcare is not just about opposing Trump’s policies. Jeffries and his party have their own solutions to lower costs and strengthen the healthcare system. From expanding Medicaid to negotiating drug prices, they have a clear vision for a better and more affordable healthcare system.

Despite the challenges they face, Jeffries and the Democrats are not backing down. They are determined to save healthcare and protect the American people from the harmful effects of Trump’s policies.

And their efforts are not going unnoticed. Americans across the country are standing behind Jeffries and his party, recognizing their dedication and determination to protect their healthcare.

In this fight, there is no room for compromise. Jeffries and the Democrats know that they must stand strong and resolute, no matter what challenges they face. And with the support of the American people, they will continue to wage this important battle until victory is achieved.

As Jeffries stated, “Our position is clear, our mission is clear, and we will not back down until we have secured affordable healthcare for all Americans.” With leaders like him at the forefront, there is no doubt that healthcare will remain a top priority for the Democratic party, and that they will continue to fight for what’s right for the American people.

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