Representative Joe Sestak Pennsylvanis is a strong supporter of health reform

Representative Joe Sestak Pennsylvanis is a strong supporter of health reform:

Representative Joe Sestak defeated Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Spector a long time in the primary yesterday and was the Democratic candidate for the Senate by-elections. Sen. Spector is a victim of the anti-establishment voters are voting in Spector, who is 80, known as switched parties last year and the long time Republican became a Democrat. Arlen Spector has survived both cancer and a brain tumor, but he could not survive the wrath of an electorate that clearly wants to send a message to Washington.
Joe Sestak is half-term U.S. Congressman representing Pennsylvania seventh Congressional District. But in this election, Sestak ran as an "outsider" in his victory speech, he told his followers that he was a "victory for the people of the establishment, the status quo, even Washington, DC". Both Rep. Sestak and Senator Spector have similar views on the issue of healthcare and healthcare reform. At the first congress elected Rep. Sestak was clear that one of his first priorities for the nation's health care reform. Rep. Sestak voted to protect the patient and affordable health care (PPACA Act), the reconciliation Act of 2010. In addition, the Congressman said: "With this legislation, Congress finally the problem of increasing health care costs and health insurance not to protect enrolled in the plans for addressing this growing burden." Rep. Sestak's born and raised in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. He served in the Navy for 31 years and retired with the rank of 3-star admiral. He was reported to the highest military officers chosen to serve in Congress. Rep. Sestak also holds a doctorate in political economy and government from Harvard University.


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