It looks to me like it is really dangerous for us to suggest that a government that cannot build a website is all of a sudden now capable of handling the entire complexity of the healthcare system.

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.

Again, unintended consequences of government intervention.

Today we will do the best we can to bring transparency to the failures of the Affordable Care Act so the American people can begin appropriately demanding that we take action to fix a broken law.

This is a double whammy.

That kind of passing the buck, in addition to what you will hear today about the adverse effects to people seeking care, has to be changed.

Obamacare is a train wreck, full of broken promises that is increasing healthcare costs and interfering with the doctor-patient relationship.

Healthcare isn't a Republican issue. It is not a Democratic issue. It is not an Independent issue. It is an American issue.

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

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.

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