Mr. Speaker, I was proud to vote for the repeal bill of health care today because, as a practicing physician for 15 years, I know that the government approach to health care reform is the wrong approach. [...] So this is a jobs bill. The other thing I would like to comment on is the physicians' support for this bill. [...] In actual fact, most national special medical societies were against the bill. So this is a gross overrepresentation of national physicians' support for the ObamaCare bill.
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Bucshon discusses the impact of the health care reform on jobs and the support from physicians.
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