We ought to be reassuring to people, and again my colleague says about the politics and advising on politics for the White House, but I think there has to be a more fulsome description not of specific details, but that no one is talking about a public plan choice that is less, has less benefits, is, if you will, a second rate to what is being offered.
Rosa DeLauro: “We ought to be reassuring to people, and again my colleague says about the politics and advising on politics for the…”
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Calls for clear communication about public plan choices and their benefits.
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