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Everywhere it goes, Joe Biden touts Obamacare.

Joe Biden in the left and the Democrat Party want you to believe that without Obamacare, you'll die.

Without Obamacare, you can't get coverage. Without Obamacare, pre-existing conditions won't be covered. They're liars.

What did we do before Obamacare? We had a much more robust insurance system with a lot more choices.

Well, this is a person by the name of Christopher Briggs, who decided to write a short article in the New York Post about his kids' cancer and their experience with Obamacare.

I've been listening to Joe Biden today, he gives me a headache because he's always yelling at the type of his lungs.

And he keeps holding up Obamacare as the gold standard.

And Briggs writes, before Obamacare wanted to affect the private market offered us a wide range of relatively inexplainable plans.

Joe Biden has been running on an ad in which he says he can't imagine what it would be like to have a child with cancer and no health coverage.

I don't have to imagine. Under the health reform championed by Biden, when he served as President Barack Obama's Vice President, I live that reality every day.

Twice over the past three years, Obamacare has had no plans to sell us that covers little girls ravaged by cancer recovering from that ordeal, and it might leave us floundering again.

In November 2015, my wife got the most dreadful call a parent can get. The doctor knew why our daughter, Colette, then two and a half years old, had been feeling well.

Blood work had revealed leukemia. Thanks to Obamacare, we were already in financial straits. In 2014, the law had eliminated a great plan we had had for years.

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