Mari Cordes talks about the organizing she did against the health care bill and why it's important that activists keep fighting for the health care we need.

Sen. Shelley Moore Capito is one of several GOP senators to take on her party and oppose the health care bill this week. One of her constituents explains what she faced at home.

More than half of all Americans, 53 percent, now want a single-payer system.

People will continue to vote enthusiastically for the party that will strip them of their health care so long as that party promises to turn back the clock.

Under federal law, state Medicaid programs are required to cover nursing home care. Little has been said about what would happen to older Americans in nursing homes if these cuts took effect.

"People will die if this bill becomes law, but that doesn't seem to trouble the Republicans' conscience."

Senators had promised that their ACA replacement would be very different than the version that passed the House in May, but the bill instead follows the House’s lead in many ways.

Shiny John Thune has been tasked with selling the outrageous health care bill put together by the “gang of 13.”

The Republican health care plan is a slow death penalty for many Americans.

For the public to hold their representatives accountable, they need to have accurate — or at least basic — information on what Congress is doing.