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Dem Sen. Kamala Harris argues against Obamacare repeal on Twitter — then it hilariously backfires
U.S Senator Kamala Harris. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Dem Sen. Kamala Harris argues against Obamacare repeal on Twitter — then it hilariously backfires

Democratic Sen. Kamala Harris (Calif.), the former California attorney general who was elected to the Senate in Nov., defended Obamacare on Twitter Friday following a story from Politico that outlined a possible GOP health care replacement plan.

According to Politico, the GOP replacement plan seeks to dismantle health care subsides given under Obamacare, in addition to rolling back the Medicaid expansion.

But according to Harris, the Medicaid rollback would be detrimental to Californians because "1 in 2 Californian children depend on Medicaid," the junior California senator tweeted Friday.

"This plan's cuts to Medicaid attacks those who need heath care most," she added.

"It’s vital we improve the ACA, not repeal it. More than 5 million Californians are counting on us to stop playing politics w/public health," Harris said in a second tweet.

And it's those facts that have many concerned. It fact, it wasn't her mention that Californians may lose Medicaid that garnered attention, but her admission that 50 percent of California children depend on welfare for health care coverage.

Twitter proceeded to skewer Harris over the stat, many pointing out because California is run by Democrats, their liberal policies are responsible for having so many on welfare.

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