In fact, just days ago, President-elect Trump promised 'insurance for everybody.'

I'm worried about it and the provisions which could interrupt the doctor/patient relationship.

we go to work immediately on what I call a collapsing bridge, repair it

Do you agree with the President-elect that the replacement for the Affordable Care Act must ensure that there's insurance for everybody?

we intend to repair the damage of Obamacare, and that would eventually mean repealing parts of it

He stated in the same interview a couple of days ago that we should negotiate with pharmaceutical companies under Medicare Part D to try to bring down prescription drug costs.

I know that Senators Franken and Murray used the Hippocratic maxim, First Do No Harm, in comments before I came.

we don't want to pull the rug out from anybody

We shouldn't harm the American economy--health care is the biggest sector of the American economy, one-sixth of it--by injecting uncertainty into it.

I worry about the effect of a leader who believes government sucks on the morale of the workforce.

I don't disagree with you.

It's relevant to assessing the wisdom of an education policy proposal to know how that proposal might affect the President's personal finances.

I'm finding that my constituents in northern Virginia overwhelmingly support the decision not to go. They're very afraid of what he's going to do with federal employees. They're very terrified of what's going to happen to the Affordable…

I think we're going to hand out over 400 tickets to my constituents who want to come.

I'm not willing to say he's illegitimate, I don't know. I mean, right now, he's certainly legitimate enough to be sworn in on Friday.

I think, actually, there was a symbolic importance to my members of my constituents to say I'm not coming.

Well, if I look at how Donald Trump did in my district, which is about 20 percent, I think that if there was a poll in my district, I think they would overwhelmingly tell me to stay home.

My experience is almost everybody in Europe is terrified of what the Trump presidency may mean, for just the U.S./NATO alliance.