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(Bloomberg) — President Barack Obama urged military veterans to defend his signature health care law and press Republican lawmakers to end budget cuts that threaten future spending on benefits.
In remarks to the Disabled American Veterans National Convention in Orlando, Florida on Saturday, Democrat Obama said critics of the health insurance expansion that he championed are spreading “misinformation.” Veterans benefits won’t be affected by the Affordable Care Act, he said.
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