Everyone wants to make health care more affordable and more accessible, but for the past year, the majority has been working on pieces of a puzzle they call health care reform. And now that their puzzle is complete, the picture doesn't make any sense. Their final image includes billions of dollars in new taxes, over $1 trillion in new government, increases the premiums of the 85 percent of those who have health insurance, and cuts Medicare by half a trillion dollars. And I continue to hear from Kentuckians from home who remain concerned over the possible passage of this bill and who are frustrated with this process. We need to start over. We need to piece together better solutions in an open and honest system. Now is the time to work on incremental reforms that will lower the cost of health care without spending trillions and bankrupting future generations.
Brett Guthrie: “Everyone wants to make health care more affordable and more accessible, but for the past year, the majority has been…”
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The speaker criticizes the health care reform efforts and calls for a new approach to make health care affordable.
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