On the recordMarch 1, 2009
We should not be spending hundreds of billions of dollars on health care reform. If we do health care reform, it should save money, not spend money.
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transcripts.cnn.comWe should not be spending hundreds of billions of dollars on health care reform. If we do health care reform, it should save money, not spend money.
David Walker critiques the administration's approach to health care reform, arguing it should be cost-saving rather than an expenditure.
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I believe that there is an opportunity that you can get administration support for something along these lines.
I think the American -- we need to have a discussion with the American people about how much universal health care is appropriate, affordable and sustainable.
Believe it or not, I am 65 years old. Congress has passed timely budget and appropriation bills four times in 65 years. That is an F minus.