I ask the gentleman from Arizona, who is on the Committee on Appropriations, while this may not come before his subcommittee, is he aware of other times when we have appropriated money to pay legal fees for officers or employees of the executive branch of the government in cases like this?
Questioning the appropriations for legal fees for executive branch employees.
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the Congressional Budget Office estimates that repealing the major coverage provisions of the Affordable Care Act will terminate coverage for--sorry, not 30, but 32 million people.
The home health copayment, for instance, I think is largely ascribed to be used by old, sick, poor widows, and raising the price that they have to pay is just one more Republican effort to deny equal rights to women.
What is shocking to me is that you want to spend even more than that and yet leave 30 million people without health care.
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