I am a strong supporter of innovation, and I think one of the roles that we as policymakers have is to incentivize innovation.

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

Preventive care and wellness care are absolutely vital for so many members of our population.

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

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…

Yes. With respect to both you and to Mr. Sperling, it is because you all are looking at this in a silo.

Our commitment is to make it so that they have that coverage or greater.

Frankly, what we have is the expected outcome of truly disastrous policymaking.

Encouraging work allows more families to realize the American dream, earn their success and rise out of poverty.

I think that for individuals -- the American people a need to appreciate that the last thing we want to do is go from a Democrat health care system to a Republican health care system.

Representative Price voted against the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) in 2013 and has led efforts in Congress to limit access to reproductive healthcare.