I just hope that their hearts will catch up to their eyes, and they too will see that the Affordable Care Act is what America needs.

It amazes me that we continue to hear that ACA is not working when we can see, if we put in perspective, more than 8 million people have marketplace health insurance plans.

I appreciate the presence here today and the leadership for this hearing from our colleague Karen Bass of California who heads our Foster Care Caucus.

New York has been a leader in trying to address the problems of overmedicated--overmedicating foster youth.

I really appreciate all she has done for this effort.

We need to separate out what is a problem generally worthy of medicated treatment and what is better served by a social worker.

Taxpayers deserve better.

For the very first time, the Affordable Care Act has opened the doors for millions of Americans to access for healthcare.

Everything that I have read, seen or heard suggests that we have had a pretty smooth tax filing system and experience this year.

I want to follow up a little bit on a question that was raised by Representative Sanchez.

2006 data suggests that there was a big gap of $67 billion unreported of corporate income and I would like to know how we are trying to figure out ways to recapture and collect some of that money.