I think it is really unconstitutional to say that Congress doesn't have the ability to mitigate as we do under the good advice that you give us.
Phil Gingrey: “I think it is really unconstitutional to say that Congress doesn't have the ability to mitigate as we do under the good…”
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Gingrey argues against the limitations imposed by IPAB on Congress's ability to make healthcare decisions.
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Paul, I would just like to say that I think a great part of the legacy of your Speakership has been showing civility and character, and I truly mean that. I think everybody in this Chamber would agree with that. We applaud you for that.
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I assure you that there is a plan. There may be a few people in this town that want to pretend that there is no plan. But there is.





