Republican Main Street Partnership Calls on President Obama and Congressional Democratic Leaders to Build Bi-partisan Coalition to Reform Healthcare

Former U.S. Rep. Tom Davis (R-VA), President and CEO of RMSP – “Reform of our healthcare system is simply too important to fall victim to partisan politics.

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(Washington, D.C.) – Today, the Republican Main Street Partnership (RMSP), the largest organization of elected centrists, calls on President Barack Obama and Congressional Democratic leaders to build a bi-partisan coalition to reform healthcare. “Reform of our healthcare system is simply too important to fall victim to partisan politics,” said former Rep. Tom Davis (R-VA), President and CEO of RMSP. “President Obama and Congressional Democratic leaders must work with Republicans to build bipartisan consensus around healthcare reform.”

“There is a broad consensus, across the political spectrum, that we need to enact meaningful healthcare reform – reform that will make quality, affordable healthcare available to every American,” continued Davis. “Our elected leaders in Washington need to make every effort to turn that consensus into the broadest possible coalition for reform.”

“Republican Main Street Partnership is committed to working towards meaningful healthcare reform. We stand ready to work with the President and Congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle to find real solutions to the challenges facing our healthcare system,” concluded Davis.

The Republican Main Street Partnership (RMSP) is dedicated to promoting and building a pragmatic, thoughtful, fiscally conservative, and inclusive “Governing Majority,” where political debate is encouraged to promote solutions to improve the lives of all Americans. Embracing the full spectrum of center-right ideologies and values in order to build coalitions, RMSP is the largest organization of elected leaders who are in the mold of Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan. For more information on RMSP, visit our website at www.republicanmainstreet.org.