claim: "nearly 7 million floridians have pre-existing conditions — but rick scott and florida republicans wants to take away their health care coverage by ending the affordable care act."
author: florida democratic party
evidence_1: sep 5, 2018 ... the official twitter account of the florida democratic party. https://facebook.com/ fladems .... nearly 7 million floridians have pre-existing conditions — but rick  scott and florida republicans wants to take away their health care coverage by  ending the affordable care act.pic.twitter.com/t8ddvnio5p.
evidence_2: jun 21, 2018 ... florida attorney general pam bondi is turning her back on the 1.7 million  floridians who buy health insurance under the affordable care act. gov. rick  scott says he disagrees with efforts to end protections for people with ... states in  a lawsuit to overturn the affordable care act, it didn't make headlines. but ...
evidence_3: jun 14, 2018 ... washington, dc – after florida governor rick scott made one of the most ...  americans with pre-existing conditions — including nearly eight million floridians . ... to the affordable care act, still wants republicans to repeal the federal health  .... 'i think everybody ought to be able to get health care insurance.
evidence_4: jun 13, 2018 ... despite being a fierce critic of the affordable care act, florida gov. ... “i believe  that if you have a pre-existing condition, you need to still be able to get health  care. ... scott, florida attorney general pam bondi and other republican ... last  year, more than 1.7 million floridians entered the marketplace to buy ...
evidence_5: dec 15, 2018 ... florida attorney general pam bondi (right) listens to gov. ... to throw out the  affordable care act shocked many judiciary and health-law ... millions now face  having no health insurance, just like before the law. ... she made it clear that she  fully supported a lawsuit filed by florida's then-republican attorney ...