It is unbelievable. It is outrageous. It reminds me of the movie, the famous movie on fraud, 'Catch Me If You Can.'
Danny Davis
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Danny K. Davis is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Illinois's 7th congressional district since 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, he has focused on issues such as consumer protection and social justice throughout his tenure. Davis has been an advocate for legislation aimed at addressing telemarketing fraud and ensuring honesty in sweepstakes, highlighting his commitment to protecting consumers.
Let me tell you, those kind of benefits--I mean, we can nitpick about verification. We can nitpick about anything that we come up with. But the reality is the American people want to see implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
I have never seen the implementation of a new system, a new program, or a new law that covers the entire country, without there being some glitch or some glitches.
I do not know how you run for office telling people that you do not want to.
Senator Cruz from Texas calls these 'fig leaf votes' to give people some cover when they go home so that people will not see they are absolutely naked.
This is not an investigation in pursuit of better government. It is a desperate, 11th hour attempt to stop a law that will help Americans.
We had a great relationship with Ambassador Kirk and look forward to working with you.
And I think that is so unfortunate because I think that marriage does play a significant role in the ultimate organization and development of our society.
Just as we cannot be sure of how much savings there would be, we don't have any reason to suggest that there will be no savings.
Bottom line, I mean, we are certain, in a real sense, that the Affordable Care Act has provided for savings...
GAO is not saying that savings won't be achieved under the Affordable Care Act.
I know that much of our conversation has been about transgressions and activity that was outside the realm of what one would expect.
I have been tremendously impressed with the report that you have issued, and there are some things that jump out at me.
I think you know it is a very difficult situation, that you are going to have a tough job restoring trust in the agency by the American people.
I think we've learned a great deal, or we've had, for some of us, reinforcement of thinking and thoughts.
The benefits that I have seen people receive generally were not enough to be the kind of reward that might say to a person, I don't really need to go out and seek work as assiduously as someone thinks because I am receiving a benefit that…
Trying to strike the appropriate balance between protection of our environment and the health of the American people...
Why were pro-life groups and groups in support of traditional marriage targeted but not pro-abortion and marriage equality groups treated similarly?
Why is it that every Tea Party group that applied for 501(c)(4) status was targeted?





