King: Americans Want ObamaCare Repealed
On ObamaCare’s first anniversary, King renews call for repeal
Washington D.C.- Congressman Steve King (R-IA) released the following statement in conjunction with ObamaCare’s first anniversary. On March 23, 2010, President Obama defied the wishes of the American people by signing the unconstitutional law. Since that time, opposition to ObamaCare has continued to grow, and a majority of Americans now strongly favors repealing the law.
“After one year on the books, Americans have fully rejected ObamaCare, and they want the law repealed,” said King. “In a recent poll, 62% of likely voters favored repealing ObamaCare, a ten-month high. In fact, a majority of likely voters, 51%, identify themselves as strongly favoring repeal. These numbers indicate what many of us already knew: Americans increasingly favor repeal, and their position is hardening.”
“On the first anniversary of ObamaCare, it is clear that Americans want this law repealed. I have not rested from this mission for the last 18 months, and I will keep my intensity up as long as necessary to put an end to this unconstitutional taking of American liberty.”
Congressman King has also written an op-ed discussing Americans’ opposition to ObamaCare. The op-ed was published in today’s edition of the Des Moines Register.
