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He Voted to Let Them Charge Anything.Mario Diaz-Balart voted to scrap the rule that caps what insurance companies can charge people who are already sick. Nicole Locklin is running to take his seat.There is a rule that says an insurance company cannot charge you more because you are sick. Mario Diaz-Balart voted to let states throw that rule out. Not to deny sick people coverage. Coverage would still be offered. There would just be no limit on the price. Diabetes. Cancer. A bad heart. Any of it, and the company picks the number. The number can be whatever they want. He voted yes. Somebody This Would Have Happened ToNicole Locklin’s older brother Greg had Marfan syndrome. He had open-heart surgery, and then more surgeries, on and off for ten years. He died at 37. Under the bill Diaz-Balart voted for, a company could have looked at Greg and named its price. Any price. That was the impact of Diaz-Balart’s vote. That is what it would’ve done to families across the country. Twenty-Three YearsDiaz-Balart has held that seat since 2003. He also voted last year for the bill that cut about a trillion dollars out of Medicaid. He does not have to explain any of it. Nobody has made him in twenty-three years. Click Here: Help Nicole Locklin Win in FL-26 The Woman Running Against HimNicole Locklin is running on one thing. Corruption. She spent a decade as a lawyer reading corporate fine print, so she already knows how a rule like the one Diaz-Balart backed gets written. She takes no corporate PAC money and no foreign PAC money. She wants a government that answers to voters instead of PAC money, and she says it in plain words without hedging. That is the whole pitch. No slogans, no dodging, no press releases asking for credit. Diaz-Balart voted to let insurance companies charge sick people anything they want.→ Click to Donate to Nicole Locklin! Twenty-three years is long enough. |



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