Kevin Kiley: “The Supreme Court noted that hundreds of thousands of people could have lost their jobs. Do you disagree with that?”

Our concern today is with particular practices that reduce competition, drive up costs and limit access for families.

This is our opportunity to provide the leverage that could prove decisive in ending this conflict on acceptable terms in a way that will deter future Russian aggression.

We should encourage models that expand opportunity while discouraging practices that leave parents with fewer choices and higher bills.

This is really our opportunity here for the House to assert itself when it comes to directing the resolution of this conflict on acceptable terms.