Jeff Jeans
Jeff Jeans
Jeff Jeans is a small business owner and resident of Sedona, Arizona known for asking a question to the Speaker of the House of Representatives incumbent Paul Ryan. [1]
Background
Photo of Jeff in Black and white.
According to his Facebook account, it appears Jeans' hometown is Springfield, Missouri. Jeans has been a lifelong supporter of the Republican Party having done work for the Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush campaigns. [undefined]
Photo of Jeff with his friends.
Jeans is a graduate of Butler University. [undefined]
On January 12th, 2017, Jeans was chosen to ask Paul Ryan a question at a CNN Town Hall event. Jeff Jeans told Ryan that he was initially opposed to the Affordable Care Act but not anymore. When he was diagnosed with a "Curable cancer", and six weeks to live. He says:
"We offered 3 times the cost of my treatment which was rejected.
they required an insurance card.
Thanks to the Affordable Health Care Act I am standing here alive. Being both a small business person and someone with preexisting conditions I rely on the Affordable Care Act to purchase my own insurance. Why would you repeal the Affordable Care Act without a replacement?"[1]
Ryan answers the question as saying that they would replace it with something better.