Hillary has said that her health care plan will not apply to illegal immigrants. She said that exact thing to George Stephanopoulos. It went like this:

George Stephanopoulos asked, “Would illegal immigrants be covered under your plan?”

Clinton told him they “would not be covered, no” but then said she would provide a “safety net” for illegal aliens “for public health reasons.”

“But, we did not cover them in ‘93/’94 and my plan does not cover them now,” she added.
(emphasis mine.)

That’s why it was really confusing^* to find that a Spanish news agency published a piece titled “Plan médico de Hillary Clinton incluiría a indocumentados” or, in English:

According to the article, Clinton told a reporter “plan de salud no incluye a inmigrantes indocumentados en este momento” in a phone interview. In English that quote literally means: “plan of health does not include undocumented immigrants at the moment.”

At the first-ever presidential Spanish-language debate on September 10, Clinton promised her audience her healthcare plan “will cover everyone.”

“We will make it clear as a rich nation with the values that should be the best in the world and for all make it absolutely positive that everyone will have healthcare,” Clinton said. “We’re going to make it clear that there will be no parent who ever is told no when it comes to getting healthcare for their children.”

Add another bill to your stack of payments. Title it: Health Care Coverage for Illegal Aliens. You will be paying this bill under HillaryCare. Don’t try to kid yourself into thinking otherwise. She is playing the public for a fool.

^{*(It wasn’t really confusing. We here at AAB know she is a lying, conniving politician. Her last name is Clinton.)}

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