As the Governor of a State that is bleeding red ink, I am imploring our congressional delegation to vote against your proposal to expand government health care and to help vote it down. The reason for my position is simple: we cannot afford it. Unfortunately, your proposal to further expand government health care does not fix the problem we face in Arizona. In fact, it makes our situation much worse, exacerbating our State's fiscal woes by billions of dollars.
John Shadegg: “As the Governor of a State that is bleeding red ink, I am imploring our congressional delegation to vote against your…”
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Speaker Shadegg discusses a letter from Arizona Governor Janice Brewer opposing government health care expansion.
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