But isn't that telling?

You love what's wrong with the Web site, and you detest what's working in the Affordable Care Act.

On the issue of security, there was a security breach that arose recently, that I read about at any rate.

I think we need the whole team to move ahead.

Too many of our nation's seniors and rural residents depend on the availability, reliability, and affordability of home health care services.

I do appreciate your longstanding commitment to improving the health care options for all Americans and in fixing this Web site quickly.

The fact that the hired private contractors could not build a ready Web site in nearly 3 years is inexcusable.

Every American will have affordable quality health insurance and health care. This is the goal, I believe, of all Democrats and Republicans.

Our problem is not supply--it is distribution.

I don't think any economists believe that that's going to do anything to spark the Egyptian economy.

I would just urge the administration to reconsider its decision to withhold the sale of weapons systems...

It's not just the roadmap. It's not just a constitution and a referendum and an election.

It is unacceptable to have an important part of the health insurance program, this Web site, not work the way it should.

If the climate continues to warm, as it has been on and off since the last Ice Age, snow packs will not be holding water as long.

No, we know exactly what the programs look like. This isn't a hypothetical.

The fact is the most cost effective dams in California and in other parts of this country were built a long time ago.

But my question is: have you analyzed how much of it is actually available for the conceptual high elevation storage that you are talking about today?

Have you looked at water rights? Have you looked at downstream beneficial uses?