claim: "the group that supported the president’s health care bill the most? latinos."
author: david plouffe
evidence_1: jan 19, 2017 ... millions of latinos have gained health insurance through the affordable ...  uninsured rate for latinos drops more than any other ethnic group.
evidence_2: sep 4, 2018 ... more latinos of mexican heritage in california reported having health ... the  affordable care act was signed into law by president barack obama in 2010. ...  that health care disparities between the two groups are still considerable  because of ... stephanie cajigal; 310-206-7908; scajigal@support.ucla.edu.
evidence_3: mar 17, 2013 ... only 31 percent of hispanics supported mccain — and he was ... the group that  supported the president's health care bill the most — latinos.
evidence_4: oct 29, 2014 ... blacks and hispanics have fared worse than whites and asians. ... the  affordable care act was passed in 2010, but the law's biggest insurance ... basic  requirements, more than 98 percent of that group has health insurance. ... to  2012 presidential election results) showed significantly more insurance gains ...
evidence_5: feb 15, 2018 ... and though congress is not bound by the president's budget - the ... and serious  mental illness to build upon the 21st century cures act. ... includes $500 million  for the national institutes of health (nih) to support and supplement ... think  about what you're doing we need more mental health care not less.