This is something that I think is a high priority for Americans, and it is certainly for, I think, the benefit of democracy that people know who they are being influenced by.
Dr. Cohen, is it your understanding that had Congress not capped the payments for the risk corridor program, that Kentucky Health Cooperativ...
I'm really proud of the experience with ACA in Kentucky. We have led the country in the reduction and in the amount of uninsured.
I think I could talk for a long time about the success of the Affordable Care Act in Kentucky.
Kentucky's CO-OP, as I mentioned before the earlier panel, lost $50 million in its first year.
I suspect that I should be feeling a sense of schadenfreude here today... but I am not really taking any joy in any of this.
It is very refreshing to hear my colleagues from the other side defend the Clean Air Act and talk about emissions.
We're here today because Republicans stopped Waxman-Markey. That's why we're here.
We can't support this, and you need our votes in order to do it.
Deloitte came back and said that over the next 5 years, the Affordable Care Act would create 40,000 new jobs in Kentucky.
We have insured now more than 500,000 people under the Affordable Care Act through our exchange and expansion of Medicaid.