Today's hearing is once again about protecting taxpayers and consumers from the consequences of the Affordable Care Act.

The President promised numerous times that if you liked your healthcare plan, you could keep it.

Clearly the President's promise was, to put it euphemistically, inaccurate.

So that bill to say that, yes, in the small group market and the individual market, those 2013 policies, the people that like them can keep them, that is a very appropriate legislation.

The Lance-Cassidy bill ensures the risk-corridor program does not become a vehicle for ignoring the Constitution by the administration.

The very idea of risk corridors assumes that there will be 'winners' in the insurance industry.

What they say to me constantly is what is happening in the United States. We look to the United States for leadership.

I am frustrated and I get a bit passionate about where I want my children to be and my grandchildren to be.

We better get our act together because we are better than that.

I still believe with all my heart--and that is why I am here--that this is the greatest country in the world.

It is a change in leadership, but there needs to be a complete change in culture.

The World Health Organization indicates that there are well over 1 billion people worldwide suffering from one of some 600 brain-related diseases or disorders or challenges.

I am convinced that as we look at these things, that we are going to find solutions the broader we look and the deeper we look.

I see the great opportunities in the coming years for the bilateral relationship between the United States and India both militarily and economically.

I am cosponsoring his legislation on autism, and this is some very important work.

I think about the gender bias. We see the same circumstances with schizophrenia. It is almost always a young male.

I want to thank you for that. We saw that in Philadelphia with the USO organization there and, of course, we all hope that you can bring that enthusiasm and that success and bring it back to the organization at the VA

I find it hard to believe, based on what I heard about Philadelphia recently...