Congressmen Darrell Issa and Duncan Hunter were confronted by rowdy protesters Saturday at separate back-to-back town hall meetings. Inside the sometimes raucous meeting, when Issa referred to the healthcare act as “Obamacare,” the crowd jeered and some yelled its official name. “It’s not affordable,” Issa responded. But he said generally supports the replacement plan because he thinks it will make insurance cheaper, and therefore, more accessible, than the Affordable Care Act. The unexpected event came hours before a town hall organized by activists who wanted Issa to address their concerns about promised changes to the Affordable Care Act.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 11, 2017 22:41 UTC