If the gentleman will pause a minute to go back to why touch Medicare. It is the political equivalent of messing with dynamite with a lit fuse. Politically, you always take the path of least resistance. If you can avoid a controversial issue, you do. Why would we touch this lit dynamite on Medicare?
Jack Kingston: “If the gentleman will pause a minute to go back to why touch Medicare. It is the political equivalent of messing with…”
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Discussing the political risks associated with proposed changes to Medicare.
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