This is maybe working for government, maybe working for insurance companies, but it is not working for patients.

Nobody ought to be priced out of the market for having a bad diagnosis. Nobody.

I think the CHIP program, with policymakers, has to be looked at, and I believe it ought to be extended.

I look forward to working with the President and bringing a plan to you.

I think that contraception is absolutely imperative for many, many women.

What I commit to, Senator, is working with you and every single member of Congress to make certain that we have the highest quality healthcare and that every single American has access to affordable coverage.

Our goal is to decrease the number of uninsured individuals in the population under age 18 and over 18.

I think that women -- that contraception is absolutely imperative for many, many women. And the system that we ought to have in place is one that allows women to be able to purchase the kind of contraception that they desire.

I think, however, that CMMI has gotten off track a bit.

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…

Our commitment is to carry out the law of the land.