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6 key themes from Sen. Ron Johnson’s Sept. 29 town hall—and what the facts say
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Here are five key themes from the call—what was said, what callers asked, and what the facts show.
Despite having just 30% heart function, she continues to work to maintain their health insurance.
Randy, a self-employed painter, said, “She’s literally working herself to death.”What the facts say:COVID-19 vaccines, including the Johnson & Johnson shot, underwent federal safety reviews.
There is no credible evidence that large numbers of Americans are unknowingly enrolled in health insurance policies or that millions of people are being fraudulently billed for unused ACA coverage.
He also claimed that unscrupulous insurance agents sign people up for policies without their knowledge, leading to billions in “fraudulent” payments to insurance companies.