Tom Price: “And that things were skipped over quickly. They were. We had 1 hour of debate on a $463 billion appropriations bill.…”

But it is important to appreciate that things have gotten worse for the individual and small-group market, and we believe, I believe, that it is a direct result of policies that have come from Washington, DC, directly from the Affordable…

I believe that Medicaid is a system that is now not responding necessarily to the needs of the recipients, and consequently, it is incumbent upon all of us as policymakers to look for a better way to solve that challenge.

One major lesson learned from welfare reform signed into law by President Clinton is that the American people, when given the opportunity, work exceptionally hard.

I think high-risk pools can be incredibly helpful in making certain that individuals who have preexisting illness are able to be cared for in the highest-quality manner possible.