It presents both a great challenge and unique opportunities before this country.

President Trump said he could do better and promised a much more generous version of repeal and replace on the campaign trail.

Edmund Burke is spinning in his grave at legislation like this. The kind of dislocation this is going to create merely to keep a campaign promise to repeal Obamacare is a disgrace.

I cannot believe the hypocrisy of people supporting this bill and saying that they are fighting against insurance companies when what they are doing is stripping hard-earned consumer protections from the American people. It is a disgrace.

There were over 60 attempts in the House of Representatives to repeal a law that helped over 600,000 Coloradans obtain access to health insurance.

we will be once again chasing our tail around this place.

Here, we do not know what this new system would look like.

the Affordable Care Act is anything but affordable and everybody knows it.

this is a transfer from Democratic States to Republican States.

we choose not to take any of the recommendations that have been made in a bipartisan way in hearings in the HELP Committee.

this is to keep a campaign promise to repeal Obamacare, because in the bill we talked about in the HELP Committee, Obamacare would not be repealed.

For the last 7 years, the Republican Party has made repealing the Affordable Care Act their defining issue.

millions of people will lose their insurance if we pass this bill.

This throws a bunch of people off Medicaid with absolutely no suggestion about how they will be covered.

All of our politics for the last 9 or 10 years, almost, about health care has been distorted as a result of trying to figure out what the right answer for that 7 percent is.

I am not sure it is going to be great for the American people.

I appreciate my colleagues' commitment to federalism, but I suspect that part of the reason why this has become an attractive vehicle is not just that it is the last one standing.

I do not understand the obsession with winding down and ultimately getting rid of Medicaid expansion.