Diana DeGette: “In the end, what ensued was a muddled process some viewed as sending a very, very weak message to the cheaters.”

If you’re going to be doing quality health care legislation, you should be able to do it in a bipartisan way.

The right to decide what is best for your body, health and family should not be dictated by borders.

All of these radicals who are coming to the House, thinking they’re going to be able to pass a very broad bill like Medicare-for-All right away, they’re going to run into a brick wall immediately.

If I could pass Medicare-for-All unilaterally in the minority, I would do it, because I’m an original co-sponsor of that bill. But the frustration people are feeling is with the whole system.