We did not sign up for an affordable care that simply said the insurance rate will be about the same and you will get less coverage, and you will have more out-of-pocket expenses.

I agree with you, Representative Gosar. It should have been renamed the Unaffordable Health Care Act.

We are all committed to repealing this onerous law and replacing it with policies that increase access to care while decreasing premiums.

I wish that Obama could put him in K-Mart, let him see what real life is like.

I hope that you will take the opportunity and come to a town hall someday, or come out to coffee with your congressman, and bring your notebook and your ideas.

I think there is another aspect to this Obamacare that we really need to look at carefully, and that is what is going to happen to the actual delivery of care.

So the big thing we want to know is, you have to pay for these premiums.

What we have seen in government's rollout here, whether it be Social Security, whether it be Medicare, whether it be Medicaid, it is a one-size-fits-all, and that has been our problem.

The bulk or 80 percent of our seniors are dual-eligibles, both Medicare and Medicaid dependent.

I want the insurance company to work for me, not to work for the man, not to work for the government.

The last two things. Starting January 1st, the definition of full-time worker now is 30 hours a week, not anything above, 30 hours a week.

That is called reform and repeal, McCarran-Ferguson. The only person that is talking about it in Congress, right here.