James Love: “I would like to ask a few questions of my colleagues as it relates to health care. Has Congress made health care more…”

“I would like to ask a few questions of my colleagues as it relates to health care. Has Congress made health care more accessible and affordable? Has the quality of care improved? No. Do hardworking families and our children deserve better? Absolutely. Now is the time to repeal and replace this disaster of a law. This law has hurt more poor and more middle-income families. I received a letter from a constituent. Mr. Speaker, the letter states: I wonder if you would like a real-life example of what ObamaCare is doing to families. My daughter and her husband are expecting their second child. They were planning on moving from their small apartment to a small home. Their insurance has doubled under ObamaCare, and they will pay $500 a month. Their deductible will be $10,000. They will have to pay each doctor for a phone call plus $50 copayment. No specialists are covered. They barely are getting by as it is. Because of their insurance costs, there is no chance of getting into a home or even a bigger apartment. How can insurance for everyone be of help if it causes such a financial burden on families? My daughter is so depressed. She isn't even excited about her upcoming child because she is so worried about their future. If we had the means to help, we would, but we don't. My heart breaks for her. How can Congress help? Sincerely, Paula. Now, people talk about tweaking ObamaCare. I ask: How do you tweak that to help that family? The American people deserve better, Mr.…”