They can't turn anybody away. So that was part of the safety net.

That is one of the reasons why we don't have a lot of family care physicians, isn't that true?

I have worked along with six of my house Republican healthcare colleagues for a replacement plan called the American Healthcare Reform Act.

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

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.

Just as free enterprise is sometimes criticized, Mr. Chairman, as being the unequal distribution of wealth, socialism has always been the equal distribution of poverty.

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

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