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Last night at the CNN Town Hall, it was a no-holds bar discussion between Jake Tapper,

CNN's Jake Tapper, and Paul Ryan, about Obamacare, the president elects,

tweeting the priorities of the new Congress. But the strongest and most poignant moment

happened really at the very beginning. Speaker Ryan comes out, says, hello, hello, answers one question from Jake Tapper about

the state of Obamacare repeal.

That, of course, is the congressional effort to repeal and replace Obamacare at some point.

Now they say they promise, they pledge that they'll repeal and replace Obamacare with the snap of a finger simultaneously somewhere in the first hundred days.

The speaker said, and then the first question came from a man by the name of Jeff Jones.

Jamie, what did Jeff Jones ask the speaker?

When it was passed, I told my wife, we would close our business before I complied with this law.

Then, at 49, I was given six weeks to live with a very curable type of cancer.

We offered three times the cost of my treatments, which was rejected. They required an insurance card. Thanks to the Affordable Care Act,

I'm standing here today alive. Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, Mr. Speaker, who you just pledged to repeal.

I'm standing here alive.

A story shared by thousands of people across the country.

There are so many people with that story.

By the way, down to the fact that there are Republicans who hated the Affordable Care Act until they needed it, and then it saved their lives.

We should mention also that Jeff Jones, who was a lifelong Republican, who worked for Reagan and Bush.

Yes.

Like, you hear that story one time, and if you have any semblance of a conscience, you say, okay, you know what? We're

going to do right by this guy. We're going to do right by the other folks out there that

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