What happens if Obamacare is repealed?

“I take insulin and 12 other medications, and my daughter’s medicine costs $700 a month. We couldn’t afford it without healthcare reform,” Diane, from Denver, says in the video.

A chorus of voices demands at the end of the video: “Don’t let insurance companies do whatever they want — drop my coverage, deny my care, raise my costs.”

That's just a sampling of the real people who can't go back to the way the health insurance industry worked before Obamacare. They appear in a web ad the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is running in 44 competitive House districts.

It's a smart move, lumping in Republicans and the insurance industry that the GOP wants to put back in control.