Byron Donalds: “if we actually passed that piece of legislation... it would lead to inflationary pressures in the United States.”

When a kid sits down in a cafeteria, parents want to know what’s on that tray. When they fill a cup at the fountain, we want to know what’s in that water.

The current structure of health insurance in our country under the Affordable Care Act is not working for families, whether it's Florida or anywhere else in the United States.

What we want to do is, the number one, we want to make sure that our kids coming out of high school are having internships and apprenticeships and the necessary workforce training to be able to work, whether it's healthcare or any other…

The real issue in healthcare is the cost for Americans and the cost for Floridians, and we have already seen that the regulatory framework of the Affordable Care Act is driving up costs on every American.