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Rep. Julie Fedorchak didn’t mince words on Fox Report when she called Obamacare what hardworking Americans already know it to be: an expensive, one‑size‑fits‑all federal program that has driven up costs and narrowed real choices for families and small businesses. Her blunt assessment that “Obamacare is not the solution” echoed the frustration of voters across rural America who can’t afford skyrocketing premiums and crushing deductibles.
Fedorchak pointed out that the so‑called fixes from Washington — including massive, temporary premium subsidies — have only papered over the problem while bloating the taxpayer tab. She warned that the enhanced premium tax credits pushed during the COVID era were never meant to be permanent and have distorted the insurance market, contributing to higher costs for everyone.
Make no mistake: this is a leadership failure by Democrat lawmakers who prefer headlines to honest reform. Fedorchak has repeatedly argued that Democrats’ political theater — like tying these temporary credits to must‑pass spending bills — is a recipe for chaos that delays real relief for families and rural hospitals.
The conservative path she champions is commonsense: restore competition, empower consumers with health savings accounts and cross‑state purchasing, and target real investments in rural health care rather than endless Washington subsidies. Fedorchak has been pushing those practical, market‑oriented fixes while also working to secure federal support where it actually helps rural providers, not to prop up a failing status quo.
Republicans, she told viewers, are ready to deliver responsible policies that will bring economic relief — if Democrats would stop weaponizing health care for political gain and let Congress do its job. That warning rings true: Americans want durable solutions, not temporary Band‑Aids or new entitlements that saddle the next generation with debt.
Patriots who love this country should applaud leaders who call out failed big‑government schemes and fight for policies that preserve liberty and affordability in health care. Fedorchak’s message is a clarion call to voters and legislators alike: end the broken experiments from Washington, put patients and taxpayers first, and get our economy and health system back on a sustainable path.
