My impression is that the exchange part of healthcare reform is very important because it could--at least in theory--make health insurance much more available to many more people and hopefully you would get a better value for the dollars you spend on healthcare.
Pryor emphasizes the importance of healthcare exchanges for improving insurance access and value.
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I think we've got through this whole hearing, maybe, without really talking about orphan counties.
I'm confident that there's bipartisan support in Congress for trade agreements today.
Part of my view is, give them their money back, then, with interest, if you are going to take it away from them after they earned it.
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