Why shouldn't those decisions be made?

I'm committed to repealing this government takeover of healthcare.

You're going to have less access to care. The quality of your care is going to go down and the cost is going to go up.

Why wouldn't I do that?

Why would the Congress want to add more taxes to small businesses?

Rest assured, we will bring your thoughts to Washington, D.C. and use them to persuade our reluctant colleagues that it is time to repeal ObamaCare, get government out of the way of our job creators, and work toward commonsense solutions…

We strongly believe in the need for health-care reform and have advocated for it for decades.

Let me say that Secretary Sebelius has granted over 1,700 waivers so far. If this bill was that great, why would you have to have 1,700 waivers?

The government decides what I get. A minimal, an essential benefits package will be laid out by a bunch of bureaucrats in Washington, D.C.

I'm absolutely committed to do it. I've agreed a hundred percent we need to do this and start over again.

Healthcare decisions ought to be made between the doctor, the patient and the patient's family, not the insurance company, not the federal government.

On behalf of the more than two million men and women of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States and our Auxiliaries, we thank you for introducing H.R. 3483, the Veterans Education Equity Act of 2011.

A massacre is taking place in Syria today and all options need to be on the table.

While the goals of some regulations may be well intentioned, they seem to be implemented without regard to the burden they are placing on rural communities and small towns.

They want jobs, and they want investment, and they want Washington to simply get out of the way of creating those jobs.

It is no wonder small businesses, the lifeblood and job creators in rural areas, are petrified and they are frozen in place.

It's a gotcha question.

In reference to our Subcommittee on Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs hearing entitled 'Budget Hearing FY 2013'...