Jeff Denham voted to strip healthcare from millions of low- and middle-income Americans, while cutting billions in taxes for the rich. And Denham, a multi-millionaire himself, will save over $200,000 in taxes as a result. He'll do it on the backs of those who served. Rich Americans rarely volunteer for our armed forces, so it's veterans who will bear the brunt of Denham's vote. Even those who are covered by VA have spouses, children, and grandchildren who won't get health care, and who may have to fall back on the veteran for help. Is this how we reward those who served? By taking from their families while giving tax cuts to the 1% who never saw a day in uniform?