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Political Pundits Aren't the Only Ones Weighing in on Health Care. Here's What 7 Celebrities Had to Say.

Political pundits aren't the only ones who are upset over the American Health Care Act (AHCA), or "Obamacare Light" as some conservatives have called it. A major national debate wouldn't be complete without celebrities piping in about the GOP's healthcare initiative.

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Debra Messing spent the last few days retweeting articles and commentary on the AHCA. To say she hates the GOP's version is an understatement.

Sarah Silverman had to get in on the action, too.

Cher went on a Twitter rant about how the GOP's bill "lacks access." You know, the same one that gives women access to abortions.

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Everyone's favorite liberal, Amy Schumer, urged people to call their representatives to vote 'no' on AHCA.

Of course, Parks and Recreation cast member Nick Offerman voiced his concerns over the defunding of Planned Parenthood.

And why is it that Planned Parenthood is the most important thing to them when it comes to healthcare - that and birth control? And then he insulted Trump for how he became President. Ouch. Andy Cohen, a host on Bravo, decided to retweet Planned Parenthood. Noticing a theme, here?
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And, of course, when all else fails, blame the other side.

One outspoken conservative celebrity spoke out against the GOP's failed efforts. James Woods wasn't happy about Ryan's leadership. He made sure his 609,000 followers knew it.

And you can't really blame him, can you? Republicans DID run on the platform that Obamacare would be repealed, not modified. Frustration abounds. 

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